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Planning To Move To Europe? These Are The Best And Worst Countries To Retire
Three European nationsIceland, Netherlands, and Denmarkhave the best pension systems across the globe, as per US consultancy Mercer.
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India, 3 European Union Nations Begin Two-Day Naval Drill In Gulf Of Aden
India and three European nations on Friday began a two-day high-voltage naval wargame in the Gulf of Aden with a larger aim of improving operational interoperability and promote, peace, security and stability in the key waterways, officials said.
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More European Nations Tighten Virus Curbs As Global COVID-19 Deaths Top 7 Lakh
More countries across Europe imposed new travel restrictions and containment measures on Thursday with fears growing over a second wave of coronavirus infections as global deaths from the pandemic climbed over 700,000.
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Sushma Swaraj Begins 7-Day Tour To Four European Nations
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today left for a seven-day tour of Italy, France, Luxembourg and Belgium, which is aimed at deepening India's strategic engagement and trade ties with the four European countries.
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France, Belgium Push Intelligence Sharing After Paris Attacks: Source
France and Belgium want to improve intelligence sharing between the nine European nations most concerned with jihadist threats in the wake of the Paris attacks, a French government source said Monday evening.
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China Likely to Invest Over $1 Trillion Overseas in Next 5 Years: Li Keqiang
China is likely to invest over $1 trillion overseas and import more than $10 trillion in commodities over the next five years, the state-backed China Daily quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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French President Seeks Climate Accord Ally in Seoul
French President Francois Hollande visited South Korea on Wednesday, looking to bring Seoul fully on board as a "very useful" ally in securing a global climate change deal in Paris next month.
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6 Infants Drown as Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Greek Island
Eleven migrants including six infants drowned when their boat capsized off the Greek island of Samos, trapping most of them in the cabin, the coast guard said on Sunday.
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Greek PM Says Shamed by Europe's Handling of Migrant Crisis
Greece's prime minister said today he was ashamed to be a member of a European Union he said was passing the buck over the migrant crisis and crying hypocritical tears for the children who have drowned trying to reach the bloc.
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Slovenia Court Allows Referendum on Gay Marriage
Slovenia's Constitutional Court today gave the go-ahead for a referendum on whether to implement legislation allowing gay marriage, an issue that has divided the central European nation.
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Australian Technology Allows Cows' Weights to be Monitored From Space
Australian farmers managing cattle stations as large as some European nations will soon be able to monitor their cows and pastures from space as part of "groundbreaking" technology, scientists say.
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Migrant Crisis Has Worsened, Requires Cooperation: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday the migrant crisis had worsened and required cooperation from European nations and the United States to address.
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Caricom Requests Reparation Talks With Europe
A Caribbean trade bloc has requested a meeting with European nations that engaged in the Atlantic slave trade to talk about reparations.
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EU nations divided on use of airport body scanners
European nations were sharply divided on Thursday over the need to install full-body scanners at European airports.
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Planning To Move To Europe? These Are The Best And Worst Countries To Retire
Three European nationsIceland, Netherlands, and Denmarkhave the best pension systems across the globe, as per US consultancy Mercer.
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India, 3 European Union Nations Begin Two-Day Naval Drill In Gulf Of Aden
India and three European nations on Friday began a two-day high-voltage naval wargame in the Gulf of Aden with a larger aim of improving operational interoperability and promote, peace, security and stability in the key waterways, officials said.
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More European Nations Tighten Virus Curbs As Global COVID-19 Deaths Top 7 Lakh
More countries across Europe imposed new travel restrictions and containment measures on Thursday with fears growing over a second wave of coronavirus infections as global deaths from the pandemic climbed over 700,000.
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Sushma Swaraj Begins 7-Day Tour To Four European Nations
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today left for a seven-day tour of Italy, France, Luxembourg and Belgium, which is aimed at deepening India's strategic engagement and trade ties with the four European countries.
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France, Belgium Push Intelligence Sharing After Paris Attacks: Source
France and Belgium want to improve intelligence sharing between the nine European nations most concerned with jihadist threats in the wake of the Paris attacks, a French government source said Monday evening.
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China Likely to Invest Over $1 Trillion Overseas in Next 5 Years: Li Keqiang
China is likely to invest over $1 trillion overseas and import more than $10 trillion in commodities over the next five years, the state-backed China Daily quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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French President Seeks Climate Accord Ally in Seoul
French President Francois Hollande visited South Korea on Wednesday, looking to bring Seoul fully on board as a "very useful" ally in securing a global climate change deal in Paris next month.
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6 Infants Drown as Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Greek Island
Eleven migrants including six infants drowned when their boat capsized off the Greek island of Samos, trapping most of them in the cabin, the coast guard said on Sunday.
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Greek PM Says Shamed by Europe's Handling of Migrant Crisis
Greece's prime minister said today he was ashamed to be a member of a European Union he said was passing the buck over the migrant crisis and crying hypocritical tears for the children who have drowned trying to reach the bloc.
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Slovenia Court Allows Referendum on Gay Marriage
Slovenia's Constitutional Court today gave the go-ahead for a referendum on whether to implement legislation allowing gay marriage, an issue that has divided the central European nation.
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Australian Technology Allows Cows' Weights to be Monitored From Space
Australian farmers managing cattle stations as large as some European nations will soon be able to monitor their cows and pastures from space as part of "groundbreaking" technology, scientists say.
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Migrant Crisis Has Worsened, Requires Cooperation: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday the migrant crisis had worsened and required cooperation from European nations and the United States to address.
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Caricom Requests Reparation Talks With Europe
A Caribbean trade bloc has requested a meeting with European nations that engaged in the Atlantic slave trade to talk about reparations.
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EU nations divided on use of airport body scanners
European nations were sharply divided on Thursday over the need to install full-body scanners at European airports.
