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11.02.2010, 20:45
European leaders have reached a deal to help Greece out of a debt crisis that threatens to spread to other eurozone nations.
11.02.2010, 17:15
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The European Commission has sent Moscow a document called “Partnership for Modernization”, in which it offered its help in modernizing Russia’s economy and making it more innovative.
30.04.2010, 13:37
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Greece faces years of painful cuts to salaries in return for a multi-billion-dollar bailout from the International Monetary Fund and the EU. The Greek finance minister called it a “choice between collapse or salvation.”
22.12.2009, 13:38
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Serbian President Boris Tadic arrives in Stockholm on Tuesday to submit a formal application to join the European Union.
23.02.2010, 07:51
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Hundreds of thousands of people suffer from discrimination and harassment by colleagues and bosses in Germany every day. However, many do not speak out for fear of being unpopular at work or even losing their jobs.
05.11.2009, 18:14
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On the day after Czech President Klaus finally signed the Lisbon treaty, a top official from his administration said that the move could result in the country leaving the EU and “regaining independence.”
20.11.2009, 08:35
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European leaders have decided to give the Belgian Prime Minister, Herman Van Rompuy the union's top job as the first permanent president.
19.02.2010, 10:10
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Economists say German tax payers will bear the cost of the Greek debt crisis despite opinion polls showing most Germans oppose it, as the risk of default grows in other countries.
19.11.2009, 11:02
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When people are tired of you and you are not ready to leave that is not a democracy, believes Javier Solana, who is about to step down as the EU's foreign policy chief in an interview with RT.
23.06.2009, 23:30
Benita Ferrero-Waldner, European Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy, called her meeting with Belarusian leader Aleksandr Lukashenko “very productive.”
Published: 13 October, 2010, 12:48
Edited: 14 October, 2010, 12:31
It is not the people of Germany but rather the political class, that wants to support the euro, said business consultant and author, Professor Max Otte.
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Yes - the article describes the situation quite well. The politicians are so obsessed with the idea of a federal "United States of Europe", they are oblivious to all else. Even the EUs own rules have been set aside when allowing entry to new member states who have not met the accession criteria or when allowing budget overspend to soar above EU limits, leading to the crisis with the Euro. Germans thought that, with the ECB located in Germany, the Euro would be a strong currency like the DM - but they forgot that they don't have fiscal control over the activities of other Euroland states.