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France's Hollande says Greece must remain in euro
French President Francois Hollande has said that Greece must remain in the eurozone. Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras met Mr Hollande in Paris as part of his country's push to win more time to carry out wrenching cuts to avert fiscal crisis.
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Greeks vote for the second time in a cliffhanger euro election
Elections are supposed to determine the will of the people, to set a nation on a new course with a government that enjoys the mandate of the majority. In splintered Greece, the vote on Sunday is shaping up as a challenge to this time-honored rule of democracy.
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Austerity reigns over Euro zone as crisis deepens
Europe's leaders braced their nations for a turbulent year, with their beleaguered economies facing a threat on two fronts: widening deficits that force more borrowing but increasing austerity measures that put growth further out of reach.
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Europe, facing abyss, embraces German might
For more than half a century, the legacy of World War II has meant that the mere mention of a new rise of German power sent shudders through European nations. Now, Germany is increasingly calling the shots for the entire continent - and few seem to mind.
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Euro fears spread to Italy as debt crisis deepens
Since the start of the euro crisis two years ago, the big fear has been contagion, that market unease about the high debt and slow growth in Europe's southern rim would infect the core. On Wednesday, contagion arrived with brute force.
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France's Hollande says Greece must remain in euro
French President Francois Hollande has said that Greece must remain in the eurozone. Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras met Mr Hollande in Paris as part of his country's push to win more time to carry out wrenching cuts to avert fiscal crisis.
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Greeks vote for the second time in a cliffhanger euro election
Elections are supposed to determine the will of the people, to set a nation on a new course with a government that enjoys the mandate of the majority. In splintered Greece, the vote on Sunday is shaping up as a challenge to this time-honored rule of democracy.
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Austerity reigns over Euro zone as crisis deepens
Europe's leaders braced their nations for a turbulent year, with their beleaguered economies facing a threat on two fronts: widening deficits that force more borrowing but increasing austerity measures that put growth further out of reach.
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Europe, facing abyss, embraces German might
For more than half a century, the legacy of World War II has meant that the mere mention of a new rise of German power sent shudders through European nations. Now, Germany is increasingly calling the shots for the entire continent - and few seem to mind.
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Euro fears spread to Italy as debt crisis deepens
Since the start of the euro crisis two years ago, the big fear has been contagion, that market unease about the high debt and slow growth in Europe's southern rim would infect the core. On Wednesday, contagion arrived with brute force.
