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Embracing a new economic theory, after it gains a foothold in the public consciousness, only occurs when a sustained undesired economic result from the previously employed thesis metastasize into a full crisis for the political class.
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As the various countries that make up the European Union struggle with austerity measures, British Prime Minister David Cameron says there is worse to come.
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Iceland has decided to put an end to rumours of its flirtatious relationship with Canadian money. The affair is officially over, and the island is already giving the eye to Europe.
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The global powers which have been dealing with Iran's nuclear program announced Tuesday that they have accepted Iran's offer to resume negotiations, The New York Times reports.
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The latest unemployment data for the Eurozone indicates that the rising trend in the jobless total continues apace. Further analysis of the data across European nations reveals some vast differences with the numbers out-of-work.
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It's that time of the year where the famous Nobel Peace Prize committee selects a few individuals who have contributed to world peace. This year, there are more than 200 candidates nominated for the esteemed award.
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The problems within the Eurozone have led to national governments spending less on healthcare. This has impacted upon the profits of the major pharmaceutical companies who have seen a decline in their share prices as a result.
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The European Union has extended and lifted a small number of sanctions against the African nation of Zimbabwe. However, EU members extended an arms embargo and development aid freeze. Restrictions have still been placed on President Robert Mugabe.
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Greece has passed a package of austerity measures. The measures, as the violent protests have shown, were controversial with the Greek people but were demanded by the other EU member states and IMF.
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The leaders of the trade unions striking today in Belgium had a common message for the leaders of the EU countries meeting today in Brussels: austerity measures are not a solution to the current economic crisis.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has provided a further 530bn euros ($713bn; £448bn) of low-interest loans to 800 banks across the European Union.
As the Beijing motor show gets underway, it is increasingly clear that Chinese carmakers are getting ready to conquer Europe's markets, with some even making cars within the European Union.
The Greek parliament has approved a crucial austerity plan designed to secure a bailout from the European Union.
European Union leaders grant Serbia "candidate status" at a summit in Brussels, after Romania drops its objections.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban launches a scathing attack on the European Union, accusing it of treating the country as a colony.
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