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Interim forecast: mild recession with signs of stabilisation
The EU economy is projected to stagnate in 2012, while the euro area is set to enter into a mild recession. Modest growth is predicted to return in the second half of the year.
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| EU, 26.02.2012 |
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Vatican told to pay taxes as Italy tackles budget crisis
End of controversial property tax breaks leaves the Pope facing €600m-a-year bill
After several years of scandal in which the Catholic Church has faced allegations of financial impropriety, paedophile priests... |
| Roma, 19.02.2012 |
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Canada investigating some banks as LIBOR probe widens
Canada's Competition Bureau is investigating certain financial firms as part of a widening global probe into how banks set key interbank lending rates, according to a statement from the agency.
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| Canada, 18.02.2012 |
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Hungarian parliament ratifies Croatia's EU Accession Treaty
The Hungarian parliament on Monday evening ratified Croatia's European Union Accession Treaty with a large majority, the Hungarian news agency MTI reported.
The treaty was ratified with 334 votes in favour,... |
| Budapest, 14.02.2012 |
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Greece calls snap elections for April
BRUSSELS (AFP) - Greece took a key first step towards averting bankruptcy and securing a second bailout on Monday after lawmakers approved radical budget cuts despite street battles in pre-election... |
| Brussels, 13.02.2012 |
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Turkey and Iran diverge over Syria
ISTANBUL—Turkey and Iran, regional heavyweights and heirs to imperial pasts, expanded trade in the past decade and papered over their traditional rivalry with diplomacy and rhetoric. Now these neighbors have... |
| Istanbul, 11.02.2012 |
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US approves first nuclear plant in decades
The US approved its first new nuclear power reactors in decades on Thursday, despite objections from the country's top regulator that safety issues raised by last year's Fukushima meltdown were not fully... |
| Washington, 10.02.2012 |
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Romanian government resigns following protests
The Romanian government of Prime Minister Emil Boc resigned today (6 February), following more than 20 days of protests over austerity measures and the economic downturn in the EU newcomer.
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| Bucharest, 06.02.2012 |
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Finland votes in Sunday presidential runoff
Finnish voters were being asked Sunday to choose the country's leader in a runoff between a veteran, conservative and the first openly gay candidate from the small Greens party, seen by many as too radical for... |
| Helsinky, 05.02.2012 |
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Merkel seeking euro-savior and Iran-buster in China
Angela Merkel says China’s help in the eurozone would boost not only the debt-ridden region, but the global economy in general. The German Chancellor is paying a three-day visit to Beijing, seeking economic... |
| Beijing, 02.02.2012 |
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