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Farewell to fixed incomesIl Sole-24 OreBattered by the economic crisis and drowning in deficits, several EU states have opted to cut public sector pay rather than devalue their currency. The choice is unpopular but not unprecedented, reports Il Sole 24 Ore. |
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A united island is inevitableThe GuardianFollowing a 15-year peace process, the thought of a united Ireland no longer seems as unrealistic as it once did. And even unionists should come around to the idea, says Guardian columnist Seumas Milne. |
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Athens forced to reinvent itselfLa VanguardiaThe urban renewal project in the Greek capital has been hit by new government measures designed to remedy the disastrous state of the nation's finances. Without funding, city planners must explore other options, starting with the fight against cars and chaotic development. |
Denmark |
Ova trading condemned as "prostitution"| Information |
Romania |
Work, but at what price?| Gandul |
Italy |
Children at school won’t prevent deportation| La Stampa |
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