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Which way now for the Eurozone?The Daily TelegraphPolitical paralysis in Brussels, monetary tightening by the ECB and soaring rates for Portuguese, Irish and Greek bonds : the omens for the crucial 11 March Eurozone summit on how to head off the deepening economic crisis are not good. |
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Timo Soini, True Finn in sheep's clothingFokusWith two months left to run before general elections, the anti-immigration, eurosceptic populist leader is moving ahead in the polls. Taking advantage of a nice-guy image, Timo Soini could undermine Finland’s political establishment. |
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A new Trafalgar for Merkel and Sarkozy?Presseurop |
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Outrage over VAT hike for pension reformMladá Fronta DNES |
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Scrapping nuclear might not be answerDe Standaard |
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Insurgent leader looking for helpABC |
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Romanian mercenaries to rescue Gaddafi?Jurnalul Naţional |
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