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Government Websites Go Offline In Europe After Critical PHP Flaws Uncovered Using AI
Government agencies and companies worldwide shut down websites after two critical security flaws were discovered in PHP, the programming language that powers much of the internet.
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A $240-Billion-a-Day Market Is Leaving London Ahead of Brexit
The City of London is being dealt another Brexit blow.
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In Syria And Iraq, The Islamic State Is In Retreat On Multiple Fronts
As European governments scramble to contain the expanding terrorist threat posed by the Islamic State, on the battlefield in Iraq and Syria the group is a rapidly diminishing force.
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Angela Merkel Slams East Europeans on Refugees in Private Talk: Report
German Chancellor Angela Merkel rounded on east European governments that refuse to take in refugees, accusing them of yielding to prejudice and ignoring their own history, the Politico website reported today.
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UN Chief Urges European Leaders to Respond to Migrant Crisis
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged European leaders Tuesday to act responsibly and humanely toward refugees arriving at their borders and invited leaders to a meeting on migration at the end of this month.
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Greek Tourism Industry Take a Hit Due to Debt Crisis
The tourism industry accounts for 18 per cent of Greece's GDP. A lifeline for the country, it employs more than 900,000 people.
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European Shares at 7-Year High as ECB QE Nears
European shares rose to fresh seven-year highs on Friday, extending a two-month rally fuelled by the European Central Bank's money printing programme which starts in the coming weeks.
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Europe steadies after risk aversion sweeps Asia
European stock markets resisted a wave of risk aversion that had swept across Asia on Friday, but the euro weakened as the yen and gold held onto most of their early gains.
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Government Websites Go Offline In Europe After Critical PHP Flaws Uncovered Using AI
Government agencies and companies worldwide shut down websites after two critical security flaws were discovered in PHP, the programming language that powers much of the internet.
-
A $240-Billion-a-Day Market Is Leaving London Ahead of Brexit
The City of London is being dealt another Brexit blow.
-
In Syria And Iraq, The Islamic State Is In Retreat On Multiple Fronts
As European governments scramble to contain the expanding terrorist threat posed by the Islamic State, on the battlefield in Iraq and Syria the group is a rapidly diminishing force.
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Angela Merkel Slams East Europeans on Refugees in Private Talk: Report
German Chancellor Angela Merkel rounded on east European governments that refuse to take in refugees, accusing them of yielding to prejudice and ignoring their own history, the Politico website reported today.
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UN Chief Urges European Leaders to Respond to Migrant Crisis
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged European leaders Tuesday to act responsibly and humanely toward refugees arriving at their borders and invited leaders to a meeting on migration at the end of this month.
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Greek Tourism Industry Take a Hit Due to Debt Crisis
The tourism industry accounts for 18 per cent of Greece's GDP. A lifeline for the country, it employs more than 900,000 people.
-
European Shares at 7-Year High as ECB QE Nears
European shares rose to fresh seven-year highs on Friday, extending a two-month rally fuelled by the European Central Bank's money printing programme which starts in the coming weeks.
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Europe steadies after risk aversion sweeps Asia
European stock markets resisted a wave of risk aversion that had swept across Asia on Friday, but the euro weakened as the yen and gold held onto most of their early gains.
