Fresh Trouble for Euro: EU Shocked and Furious at Greek Referendum Plan

``Finland's Minister for Europe, Alexander Stubb, said a referendum would effectively amount to a vote on Greece remaining a member of the euro zone. "The situation is so tense that it would in principle be a vote on euro membership," Stubb said in a TV interview on Tuesday... As the vote isn't expected to be held until January, Europe faces at least two months of uncertainty over the debt crisis -- a major disappointment after last week's EU emergency summits had restored a measure of calm in financial markets. Hopes for a year-end rally have been dashed.''