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Georgian PM Praises Police For Crackdown Of Protests Over Halt Of EU Talks
Facing condemnation from the United States and defiance from his own president, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze praised police on Sunday for cracking down on protesters who he said were acting on foreign orders to undermine the state.
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Why Thousands Of Georgians Are Protesting In Tbilisi After EU Bid Halted
Thousands of protesters returned outside the parliament in Tbilisi on Saturday to protest against the Georgian government's decision to suspend European Union (EU) membership talks amid a post-election crisis.
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Ukraine Completes "Starting Point" In Push For European Union Membership
Ukraine has completed a questionnaire which will form a starting point for the European Union to decide on membership for Kyiv, Ihor Zhovkva, deputy head of President Volodymyr Zelensky's office, said.
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Brexit Campaign Violations Spur Renewed Demands for Another Vote
Vote Leave, BeLeave fined for breaches in electoral rules
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Urges Quick European Union Decision On Membership Bid
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday it would be "easier" if the EU blocked Ankara's bid to join the bloc, suggesting he could even hold a referendum on the matter.
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Brexit vote, Emerging Markets Top Eurozone Growth Risks: ECB
Eurozone growth will continue to recover slowly but risks are tilted to the downside due to uncertainty over Britain's referendum on European Union membership and to sluggish emerging markets, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
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Queen Elizabeth Unveils British Government's Reform Agenda Ahead Of European Union Vote
Queen Elizabeth unveiled plans by British Prime Minister David Cameron today to overhaul prisons and help the poor under a social reform agenda he hopes to press after a referendum on European Union membership.
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Obama Fails To Swing Britain Behind European Union As 'Out' Takes Poll Lead
Opponents of Britain's European Union membership have edged into the lead over the past two weeks, according to a YouGov poll which indicated President Barack Obama's intervention failed to swing support behind "In" vote in a June 23 referendum.
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David Cameron Pleads With London Mayor Johnson To Back European Union Membership
Prime Minister David Cameron made a last-ditch appeal to charismatic London Mayor Boris Johnson Sunday to support Britain staying in the EU as battlelines hardened ahead of a June 23 membership referendum.
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In U-turn, UK's David Cameron Rules Out European Union Referendum Vote on May 5, 2016
British Prime Minister David Cameron has performed a U-turn and ruled out holding a European Union membership referendum on May 5, 2016, a shift to placate some of his own lawmakers who were opposed to it being held on the same day as local elections.
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David Cameron Could Hold British European Union Membership Vote in 2016
David Cameron could bring forward a referendum on Britain's EU membership to next year instead of 2017 to cut short an impending battle on two fronts - in Brussels and against Eurosceptics in his own camp.
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Georgian PM Praises Police For Crackdown Of Protests Over Halt Of EU Talks
Facing condemnation from the United States and defiance from his own president, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze praised police on Sunday for cracking down on protesters who he said were acting on foreign orders to undermine the state.
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Why Thousands Of Georgians Are Protesting In Tbilisi After EU Bid Halted
Thousands of protesters returned outside the parliament in Tbilisi on Saturday to protest against the Georgian government's decision to suspend European Union (EU) membership talks amid a post-election crisis.
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Ukraine Completes "Starting Point" In Push For European Union Membership
Ukraine has completed a questionnaire which will form a starting point for the European Union to decide on membership for Kyiv, Ihor Zhovkva, deputy head of President Volodymyr Zelensky's office, said.
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Brexit Campaign Violations Spur Renewed Demands for Another Vote
Vote Leave, BeLeave fined for breaches in electoral rules
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Urges Quick European Union Decision On Membership Bid
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday it would be "easier" if the EU blocked Ankara's bid to join the bloc, suggesting he could even hold a referendum on the matter.
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Brexit vote, Emerging Markets Top Eurozone Growth Risks: ECB
Eurozone growth will continue to recover slowly but risks are tilted to the downside due to uncertainty over Britain's referendum on European Union membership and to sluggish emerging markets, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
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Queen Elizabeth Unveils British Government's Reform Agenda Ahead Of European Union Vote
Queen Elizabeth unveiled plans by British Prime Minister David Cameron today to overhaul prisons and help the poor under a social reform agenda he hopes to press after a referendum on European Union membership.
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Obama Fails To Swing Britain Behind European Union As 'Out' Takes Poll Lead
Opponents of Britain's European Union membership have edged into the lead over the past two weeks, according to a YouGov poll which indicated President Barack Obama's intervention failed to swing support behind "In" vote in a June 23 referendum.
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David Cameron Pleads With London Mayor Johnson To Back European Union Membership
Prime Minister David Cameron made a last-ditch appeal to charismatic London Mayor Boris Johnson Sunday to support Britain staying in the EU as battlelines hardened ahead of a June 23 membership referendum.
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In U-turn, UK's David Cameron Rules Out European Union Referendum Vote on May 5, 2016
British Prime Minister David Cameron has performed a U-turn and ruled out holding a European Union membership referendum on May 5, 2016, a shift to placate some of his own lawmakers who were opposed to it being held on the same day as local elections.
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David Cameron Could Hold British European Union Membership Vote in 2016
David Cameron could bring forward a referendum on Britain's EU membership to next year instead of 2017 to cut short an impending battle on two fronts - in Brussels and against Eurosceptics in his own camp.
