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Angela Merkel's Conservatives Warn Of Donald Trump Effect In Germany
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and other conservatives warned on Thursday that populists would pose a problem for Europe unless mainstream politicians responded after Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election.
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Germany Fears US Presidential Election 'Stalemate'
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, one of Europe's most powerful officials, on Monday said he feared a messy stalemate in the US presidential election.
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EU Cannot Continue As Before After Brexit, Says German Finance Minister
The European Union cannot have a business as usual approach after Britain voted to leave the bloc, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Monday, adding that EU leaders should address popular dissatisfaction.
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Germany's Schaeuble 'Doesn't Understand' Bonuses For Crisis-Hit Volkswagen: Report
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he didn't understand how Volkswagen bosses could defend their bonuses after a huge emissions-rigging scandal plunged the carmaker into global turmoil, according to an interview with Die Welt published Sunday.
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Greece Faces Major Refugee Crisis, But Not Excuse For Bailout Delay: Wolfgang Schaeuble
Germany's finance minister said on Thursday that Greece faced a major challenge coping with the refugee crisis but should not use it as an excuse to further delay meeting the terms of its bailout deal.
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'We Would Cry' If UK Leaves European Union: German Finance Minister
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble urged Britain today to stay in the European Union, warning that Europe could become less stable if it leaves and that the bloc could also become less competitive.
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Refugee Influx May Cost Germany 14 Billion Euros in 2016: Experts
Germany may have to spend over 14 billion euros ($15 billion) next year to manage its record refugee influx, an expert panel said today, calling the cost for the EU's top economy "manageable".
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Germany's Capacity to Take in Refugees is Limited: Wolfgang Schaeuble
Germany needs to send a message to the world that it's reaching the limit of its capacity to help Europe's flood of migrants, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday, as he advocated restricting family reunions for Syrian refugees.
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Refugee Crisis Shows Reality of Globalisation, Says Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble
The influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees into Europe is part of the reality of globalisation, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday.
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Germany Now Expects Up to 1.5 Million Migrants in 2015: Reports
German authorities expect up to 1.5 million asylum seekers to arrive in Germany this year, the Bild daily said in a report to be published today, up from a previous estimate of 800,000 to 1 million.
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German Finance Minister Says Need to Limit Number of Refugees Coming to Europe
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday that it was necessary to limit the number of people coming to Europe, which is dealing with record inflows of people fleeing from war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and elsewhere.
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Germany Agrees Refugee Package as Support for Angela Merkel Slips
Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet agreed a package of measures on Tuesday to help German towns cope with the influx of asylum seekers, as a poll showed her conservatives dipping to a one-year low on concerns about her handling of the crisis.
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German Lawmakers Back Third Greek Bailout
German lawmakers overwhelmingly voted in favour of a third Greek bailout on Wednesday, heeding a call from Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble to give Greece the chance for a new start, despite his own concerns it might not work.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Girds for Right-Wing Revolt in Greece Bailout Vote
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will call on the country's parliament to approve a third bailout for debt-mired Greece on Wednesday, but could face a rebellion from lawmakers within her own conservative ranks.
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Majority of Germans Opposed to Third Bailout for Greece: Poll
More than half of Germans are opposed to a planned third bailout for Greece and the vast majority do not believe the Greek government will implement economic reforms, a survey by Forsa for newspaper Handelsblatt showed.
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Angela Merkel's Conservatives Warn Of Donald Trump Effect In Germany
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and other conservatives warned on Thursday that populists would pose a problem for Europe unless mainstream politicians responded after Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election.
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Germany Fears US Presidential Election 'Stalemate'
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, one of Europe's most powerful officials, on Monday said he feared a messy stalemate in the US presidential election.
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EU Cannot Continue As Before After Brexit, Says German Finance Minister
The European Union cannot have a business as usual approach after Britain voted to leave the bloc, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Monday, adding that EU leaders should address popular dissatisfaction.
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Germany's Schaeuble 'Doesn't Understand' Bonuses For Crisis-Hit Volkswagen: Report
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he didn't understand how Volkswagen bosses could defend their bonuses after a huge emissions-rigging scandal plunged the carmaker into global turmoil, according to an interview with Die Welt published Sunday.
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Greece Faces Major Refugee Crisis, But Not Excuse For Bailout Delay: Wolfgang Schaeuble
Germany's finance minister said on Thursday that Greece faced a major challenge coping with the refugee crisis but should not use it as an excuse to further delay meeting the terms of its bailout deal.
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'We Would Cry' If UK Leaves European Union: German Finance Minister
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble urged Britain today to stay in the European Union, warning that Europe could become less stable if it leaves and that the bloc could also become less competitive.
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Refugee Influx May Cost Germany 14 Billion Euros in 2016: Experts
Germany may have to spend over 14 billion euros ($15 billion) next year to manage its record refugee influx, an expert panel said today, calling the cost for the EU's top economy "manageable".
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Germany's Capacity to Take in Refugees is Limited: Wolfgang Schaeuble
Germany needs to send a message to the world that it's reaching the limit of its capacity to help Europe's flood of migrants, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday, as he advocated restricting family reunions for Syrian refugees.
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Refugee Crisis Shows Reality of Globalisation, Says Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble
The influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees into Europe is part of the reality of globalisation, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday.
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Germany Now Expects Up to 1.5 Million Migrants in 2015: Reports
German authorities expect up to 1.5 million asylum seekers to arrive in Germany this year, the Bild daily said in a report to be published today, up from a previous estimate of 800,000 to 1 million.
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German Finance Minister Says Need to Limit Number of Refugees Coming to Europe
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday that it was necessary to limit the number of people coming to Europe, which is dealing with record inflows of people fleeing from war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and elsewhere.
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Germany Agrees Refugee Package as Support for Angela Merkel Slips
Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet agreed a package of measures on Tuesday to help German towns cope with the influx of asylum seekers, as a poll showed her conservatives dipping to a one-year low on concerns about her handling of the crisis.
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German Lawmakers Back Third Greek Bailout
German lawmakers overwhelmingly voted in favour of a third Greek bailout on Wednesday, heeding a call from Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble to give Greece the chance for a new start, despite his own concerns it might not work.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Girds for Right-Wing Revolt in Greece Bailout Vote
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will call on the country's parliament to approve a third bailout for debt-mired Greece on Wednesday, but could face a rebellion from lawmakers within her own conservative ranks.
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Majority of Germans Opposed to Third Bailout for Greece: Poll
More than half of Germans are opposed to a planned third bailout for Greece and the vast majority do not believe the Greek government will implement economic reforms, a survey by Forsa for newspaper Handelsblatt showed.
