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Britain resumes diplomatic ties with Iran
Britain declares the decision to revive diplomatic ties with Iran by appointing a non-resident charge d'affaires.
"Ajay Sharma has been appointed the UK's non-resident chargé d'affaires to Iran. Mr... |
| London, 12.11.2013 |
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EU and US to hold second round of trade negotiations (TTIP) in Brussels on 11-15 November
The EU and the US today announced they will hold a second round of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks in Brussels from Monday 11th – Friday 15th November 2013. The week-long round... |
| Brussels, 11.11.2013 |
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German ex-chancellor Schroeder for sole EU finance minister
Europe needs more integration, including a single finance minister for the bloc, if it is to remain competitive in the years to come, former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder urged Thursday.
He warned... |
| Wienna, 09.11.2013 |
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Super Mario to the rescue: The ECB cuts interest rates
If any other central bank met following a series of economic reports showing low and falling inflation mixed with stagnant growth, then elected to cut interest rates, you would say, "well yeah, of course they... |
| ECB, 08.11.2013 |
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Minister Lajèák in Budapest: “Europe without the Western Balkans will not be complete”
The Slovak Republic strongly supports the Euro-integration ambitions of the Western Balkan states. “Europe will never be complete and unified without countries of the Western Balkans,” said Miroslav Lajèák,... |
| Budapest, 06.11.2013 |
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Hungarian Parliament Approves 11.1% Utility Price Cut
The Hungarian parliament late Monday approved cutting household energy prices for the second time this year, saying the country's utility bills are higher than elsewhere in the European Union as a percentage... |
| Budapest, 01.11.2013 |
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UK mortgage approvals hit five-year high as borrowing costs fall
British lenders approved the most mortgages in over five years last month as borrowing costs sank to their lowest in a decade, central bank data showed on Tuesday, setting the stage for further house price... |
| London, 31.10.2013 |
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Ex-PM Major calls for energy profit tax
Energy companies should be hit by a profit tax to fund help for people struggling to pay their bills if there is a cold snap this winter, Sir John Major has said.
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| London, 29.10.2013 |
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PM ally hails win in Georgia presidential poll as rival concedes
An ally of billionaire Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili claimed a crushing first-round victory in a presidential vote Sunday after his main opponent conceded defeat and exit polls pointed to an... |
| Tbilisi, 27.10.2013 |
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Ireland closes loopholes that led to tax haven allegations
Michael Noonan promises new finance bill to ensure that no Irish registered company can be stateless for tax purposes
Ireland's finance minister has pledged to crackdown on "stateless" multinational companies... |
| Dublin, 22.10.2013 |
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![Foto : Ilustration
Schröder was born in Mossenberg, today an outlying centre of Blomberg, in what is now North Rhine-Westphalia. His father, Fritz Schröder, a lance corporal in the Wehrmacht, was killed in action in World War II in Romania on 4 October 1944, a few months after Gerhard's birth. His mother, Erika, worked as an agricultural laborer so that she could support herself and her two sons.
Schröder completed an apprenticeship in retail sales in a Lemgo hardware shop from 1958 to 1961 and subsequently worked in a Lage retail shop and after that as an unskilled construction worker and a sales clerk in Göttingen whilst studying at night school so as to gain a high school diploma. He did not have to do military service because his father had died in the war.[1] In 1966, Schröder secured entrance to a university, passing the Abitur exam at Westfalen-Kolleg, Bielefeld. From 1966 to 1971 he studied law at the University of Göttingen. From 1972 onwards, Schröder served as an assistant at the university. In 1976, he passed his second law examination, and he subsequently worked as a lawyer until 1990.
Among his more controversial cases, Schröder helped Horst Mahler, a founding member of the Baader-Meinhof terrorist group, to secure both an early release from prison and permission to practice law again in Germany.[2]
Schröder joined the Social Democratic Party in 1963. In 1978 he became the federal chairman of the Young Socialists, the youth organisation of the SPD. He spoke for the dissident Rudolf Bahro, as did President Jimmy Carter, Herbert Marcuse and Wolf Biermann. In 1982 he wrote an article on the idea of a red/green coalition for a book at Olle & Wolter, Berlin; this appeared later in](/foto//f_03286_m.jpg)
