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Italy Says Spain Should Be Suspended From Schengen Zone Over Migrant Crisis
TheSchengen Areais a system ofopen bordersspanning29Europeancountries that have officially abolishedcontrolsat their common borders.
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Italy's Matteo Salvini Says Government Is Finished, Wants Elections
The leader of Italy's ruling League party, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, declared the governing coalition to be unworkable on Thursday after months of internal bickering and said the only way forward was to hold fresh elections.
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Populists Seen Falling Short of Political Reorder in EU Ballot
The EU assembly will update its projection every two weeks until the elections in May.
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Gold Won’t Solve Your Budget Problems
Most have a few coins lost down the backs of our sofas but only foolish think they can solve their money woes by fishing them.
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Italy Manufacturing Shrinks as Nation Nears Recession
Italy’s manufacturing sector shrank for a third straight month, suggesting it is on the brink of yet another recession.
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Italian Populist Luigi Di Maio Promises to Cut Pay for Lawmakers
Luigi Di Maio said there is plenty more to be done on the populist agenda, including cutting the pay of the nation’s lawmakers.
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Italy’s Government Wins Senate Budget Approval After EU Dispute
The Senate chamber erupted in protests from opposition politicians who accused the government of ramming through the legislation.
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Italy Sees Peace Deal With EU as Commission Meets on Budget
Official in Prime Minister office said they expect commission to take a positive view of the country’s latest budget proposals.
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Italy's Populist Budget Wins First Key Vote in Parliament
Parliament’s lower house split 330 to 219 Friday in a confidence vote on next year’s budget bill.
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Italian Finance Chief Feels Pressure of Populist Budget Row
Italian Finance Minister Giovanni Tria has complained that he is the victim of one ambush after another
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Italy Is Teetering on Verge of a Recession
Italian economy unexpectedly shrank in the three months through September and surveys suggest the weakness is persisting.
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Italy Studying Lower Deficit Goal After EU Talks: Budget Update
Italian officials are studying scenarios for a lower 2019 budget deficit target after weeks of pressure from the European Union.
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Italy Looking at Changes to 2019 Deficit Target
The European Union’s take-it-or-leave-it stand on Brexit at the Sunday summit doesn’t bode well for Italy.
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India’s Industrial Output Rises 4.5% In September
India’s factory output rose more than expected in September despite a depreciating rupee and higher fuel prices increasing costs.
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Italy's Tria Faces Off Against Opposition Lawmakers on Plans
The premium investors are charging to hold Italy’s 10-year debt over Germany’s is at a five-year high.
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Italy Says Spain Should Be Suspended From Schengen Zone Over Migrant Crisis
TheSchengen Areais a system ofopen bordersspanning29Europeancountries that have officially abolishedcontrolsat their common borders.
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Italy's Matteo Salvini Says Government Is Finished, Wants Elections
The leader of Italy's ruling League party, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, declared the governing coalition to be unworkable on Thursday after months of internal bickering and said the only way forward was to hold fresh elections.
-
Populists Seen Falling Short of Political Reorder in EU Ballot
The EU assembly will update its projection every two weeks until the elections in May.
-
Gold Won’t Solve Your Budget Problems
Most have a few coins lost down the backs of our sofas but only foolish think they can solve their money woes by fishing them.
-
Italy Manufacturing Shrinks as Nation Nears Recession
Italy’s manufacturing sector shrank for a third straight month, suggesting it is on the brink of yet another recession.
-
Italian Populist Luigi Di Maio Promises to Cut Pay for Lawmakers
Luigi Di Maio said there is plenty more to be done on the populist agenda, including cutting the pay of the nation’s lawmakers.
-
Italy’s Government Wins Senate Budget Approval After EU Dispute
The Senate chamber erupted in protests from opposition politicians who accused the government of ramming through the legislation.
-
Italy Sees Peace Deal With EU as Commission Meets on Budget
Official in Prime Minister office said they expect commission to take a positive view of the country’s latest budget proposals.
-
Italy's Populist Budget Wins First Key Vote in Parliament
Parliament’s lower house split 330 to 219 Friday in a confidence vote on next year’s budget bill.
-
Italian Finance Chief Feels Pressure of Populist Budget Row
Italian Finance Minister Giovanni Tria has complained that he is the victim of one ambush after another
-
Italy Is Teetering on Verge of a Recession
Italian economy unexpectedly shrank in the three months through September and surveys suggest the weakness is persisting.
-
Italy Studying Lower Deficit Goal After EU Talks: Budget Update
Italian officials are studying scenarios for a lower 2019 budget deficit target after weeks of pressure from the European Union.
-
Italy Looking at Changes to 2019 Deficit Target
The European Union’s take-it-or-leave-it stand on Brexit at the Sunday summit doesn’t bode well for Italy.
-
India’s Industrial Output Rises 4.5% In September
India’s factory output rose more than expected in September despite a depreciating rupee and higher fuel prices increasing costs.
-
Italy's Tria Faces Off Against Opposition Lawmakers on Plans
The premium investors are charging to hold Italy’s 10-year debt over Germany’s is at a five-year high.
