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Euro Zone Not Heading for Recession, Says President Jose Manuel Barroso
The euro zone is not heading for another recession, the outgoing president of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso said on Sunday.
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European Commission Chief Warns Vladimir Putin Against New Ukraine Trade Barriers
European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso warned Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday not to impose new trade measures against Kiev, saying it would threaten an agreement with Russia to delay a landmark EU-Ukraine pact.
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Vladimir Putin Comment on 'Taking Kiev in 2 Weeks' Taken Out Of Context
A reported comment by President Vladimir Putin that Russia could capture Ukraine's capital Kiev within two weeks was taken out of context, Itar-Tass news agency quoted a Kremlin foreign policy aide as saying on Tuesday.
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International Monetary Fund still sees 'large uncertainy' over Greek comeback
IMF spokesman William Murray told reporters there has been renewed investor interest in some parts of the Greek economy, locked in a sharp contraction since 2008.
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Divers recover 83 more bodies from Italy refugee shipwreck
Divers in Italy recovered 83 more bodies on Sunday after a shipwreck in which over 300 African refugees are feared to have died, as a government minister called for an easing of immigration rules.
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Six killed, many injured, after train derails near Paris
Rescue workers searched for survivors early today, hours after a high-speed train derailed just south of Paris, killing at least six people and injuring 30 more.
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European Union threatens to suspend data-sharing with US over spying reports
The European Union is threatening to suspend two agreements granting the United States access to European financial and travel data unless Washington shows it is respecting EU rules on data privacy, EU officials said today.
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US-European Union security talks on spy row set on Monday in Washington
European security types are set to meet their US counterparts in Washington next week as European Union nations, incensed by reports of US snooping, link negotiations on a mega EU-US trade deal to holding parallel talks the same day on intelligence-swopping.
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US seeks to calm European outrage over alleged spying
US President Barack Obama tried to reassure European allies affronted by reports of US spying, but suggested all the world's intelligence services were involved in finding out the thinking of opponents and allies alike.
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Croatia set to join European Union, prepares for entry party
Croatia on Sunday stages celebrations to mark its historic entry into the European Union as the bloc's 28th member, almost two decades after the end of the Balkan state's bloody war of independence from the former Yugoslavia.
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Euro Zone Not Heading for Recession, Says President Jose Manuel Barroso
The euro zone is not heading for another recession, the outgoing president of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso said on Sunday.
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European Commission Chief Warns Vladimir Putin Against New Ukraine Trade Barriers
European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso warned Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday not to impose new trade measures against Kiev, saying it would threaten an agreement with Russia to delay a landmark EU-Ukraine pact.
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Vladimir Putin Comment on 'Taking Kiev in 2 Weeks' Taken Out Of Context
A reported comment by President Vladimir Putin that Russia could capture Ukraine's capital Kiev within two weeks was taken out of context, Itar-Tass news agency quoted a Kremlin foreign policy aide as saying on Tuesday.
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International Monetary Fund still sees 'large uncertainy' over Greek comeback
IMF spokesman William Murray told reporters there has been renewed investor interest in some parts of the Greek economy, locked in a sharp contraction since 2008.
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Divers recover 83 more bodies from Italy refugee shipwreck
Divers in Italy recovered 83 more bodies on Sunday after a shipwreck in which over 300 African refugees are feared to have died, as a government minister called for an easing of immigration rules.
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Six killed, many injured, after train derails near Paris
Rescue workers searched for survivors early today, hours after a high-speed train derailed just south of Paris, killing at least six people and injuring 30 more.
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European Union threatens to suspend data-sharing with US over spying reports
The European Union is threatening to suspend two agreements granting the United States access to European financial and travel data unless Washington shows it is respecting EU rules on data privacy, EU officials said today.
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US-European Union security talks on spy row set on Monday in Washington
European security types are set to meet their US counterparts in Washington next week as European Union nations, incensed by reports of US snooping, link negotiations on a mega EU-US trade deal to holding parallel talks the same day on intelligence-swopping.
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US seeks to calm European outrage over alleged spying
US President Barack Obama tried to reassure European allies affronted by reports of US spying, but suggested all the world's intelligence services were involved in finding out the thinking of opponents and allies alike.
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Croatia set to join European Union, prepares for entry party
Croatia on Sunday stages celebrations to mark its historic entry into the European Union as the bloc's 28th member, almost two decades after the end of the Balkan state's bloody war of independence from the former Yugoslavia.
