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The European Union’s Naval Force (EUNAVFOR) has carried out an attack using helicopters on an informal pirate base near the central Somali coastal town of Hardhere, a known pirate haven.
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François Hollande, 57, is the second socialist President in the history of France's Fifth Republic. He won promising a new paradigm based on less austerity and more growth.
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Germany and France are proposing a bill which may impose border security checks on EU countries. They wish to tackle rising illegal immigration problems.
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European countries who have banned GM canola are turning to Australia for supplies. They previously bought from Canada, but now that country grows mostly GM crops.
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Rome -
As Italians' faith in political parties declines, an allegedly populist movement led by a former comedian is set to become the third political force.
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The EU Parliament has approved a controversial bill that will give the U.S. Department of Home Security access to airline passengers' personal information.
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" I do not want to make anything look prettier than it is: Greece still has a tough path ahead, but it has gone a long way," said Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, to the Chech daily newspaper Lidove Noviny at the beginning of this week.
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London -
Officials, coaches and athletes visiting London for the summer Olympics have been warned. Don't try to get married while you are in the UK.
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Brussels -
On top of the sanctions being imposed by the U.S. and Europe on Iranian oil trade, the EU has now released a list of Iranians to be placed on a blacklist.
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Brussel -
The European Union’s data protection authorities had asked Google to delay the rollout of its new privacy policy until they had verified that it doesn't break Europe's data protection laws. Google went ahead anyway.
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The Portuguese parliament ratifies a key pact on EU budget discipline, the first country in the EU to do so.
New EU push for growth despite eurozone woes
Athens blames the EU for not averting the country's debt crisis
Chinese and US airlines dispute the EU's climate charges - but why?
A guide to what the 27 members of the EU want from the December summit.
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