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EU Fiscal Oversight Of Greece Ends After 12 Years
Greece on Saturday concluded 12 years of European Union fiscal surveillance that was imposed in return for bailouts after a crushing debt crisis.
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European Union Can't Let Greece Plunge Into 'Chaos' In Refugee Crisis: Angela Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Sunday that the EU cannot allow Greece, a country bailed out from its huge debt crisis, to plunge into "chaos" by shutting European borders to refugees.
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9 Days in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greek voters' defiant rejection Sunday of the terms of an international bailout capped a dramatic week for the country in its standoff with EU and IMF creditors, who are demanding tough austerity measures in return for further rescue funds.
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Greece Submits Fresh Plan on Eve of EU Emergency Summit
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented new proposals to European leaders today aimed at ending his country's debt crisis, on the eve of a summit that could determine whether Greece crashes out of the eurozone.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still Convinced' Greek Debt Deal Possible
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was convinced it was still possible to reach an accord with Greece on its crippling debt crisis, ahead of crunch EU talks today.
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Exchange of Documents With Greece a 'Good Sign': European Union
The EU hailed as a positive step Tuesday the exchange of documents between Greece and its international creditors, as Greece said it had submitted a reform plan to win vital bailout cash.
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Greece Insists on Temporary Funding to Give Time for Reforms
The Greek government will insist in negotiations with its EU creditors on reaching a deal on temporary funding before it presents a long-term agenda for renegotiating the country's foreign loans, a government source said on Friday.
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Finland to Breach European Union Debt Rules as Recession Deepens
Finland said on Tuesday that it would breach public debt limits set by the European Union for the first time since joining the bloc in 1995, as the country's recession deepened.
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Europe crafts debt deal as banks take Greek losses
European leaders clinched a deal on Thursday they hope will mark a turning point in their two-year debt crisis, agreeing after a night of tense negotiations to have banks take bigger losses on Greece's debts and to boost the region's weapons against the market turmoil.
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EU Fiscal Oversight Of Greece Ends After 12 Years
Greece on Saturday concluded 12 years of European Union fiscal surveillance that was imposed in return for bailouts after a crushing debt crisis.
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European Union Can't Let Greece Plunge Into 'Chaos' In Refugee Crisis: Angela Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Sunday that the EU cannot allow Greece, a country bailed out from its huge debt crisis, to plunge into "chaos" by shutting European borders to refugees.
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9 Days in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greek voters' defiant rejection Sunday of the terms of an international bailout capped a dramatic week for the country in its standoff with EU and IMF creditors, who are demanding tough austerity measures in return for further rescue funds.
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Greece Submits Fresh Plan on Eve of EU Emergency Summit
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented new proposals to European leaders today aimed at ending his country's debt crisis, on the eve of a summit that could determine whether Greece crashes out of the eurozone.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still Convinced' Greek Debt Deal Possible
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was convinced it was still possible to reach an accord with Greece on its crippling debt crisis, ahead of crunch EU talks today.
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Exchange of Documents With Greece a 'Good Sign': European Union
The EU hailed as a positive step Tuesday the exchange of documents between Greece and its international creditors, as Greece said it had submitted a reform plan to win vital bailout cash.
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Greece Insists on Temporary Funding to Give Time for Reforms
The Greek government will insist in negotiations with its EU creditors on reaching a deal on temporary funding before it presents a long-term agenda for renegotiating the country's foreign loans, a government source said on Friday.
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Finland to Breach European Union Debt Rules as Recession Deepens
Finland said on Tuesday that it would breach public debt limits set by the European Union for the first time since joining the bloc in 1995, as the country's recession deepened.
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Europe crafts debt deal as banks take Greek losses
European leaders clinched a deal on Thursday they hope will mark a turning point in their two-year debt crisis, agreeing after a night of tense negotiations to have banks take bigger losses on Greece's debts and to boost the region's weapons against the market turmoil.
