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DW-WORLD.DENews, Analysis and Service from Germany and Europe - in 30 LanguagesGreek politicians strike 11th hour debt deal
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Greek political leaders have clinched a deal on austerity measures required so as to receive a second package of international loans. Prime Minister Lucas Papademos' office confirmed the agreement, after days of talks.2012-02-09T14:10:00ZWorlden15730494Freezing Europe feels Russian gas shortage
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From France to Ukraine, Europe continues to freeze under a continental cold spell. Add a Russian gas shortage to the mix and you've got a problem - though one that's being felt differently around the EU.2012-02-07T19:31:00ZWorlden15725079Ex-Soviet nations warm to homeless
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Hundreds have died as the cold spell in eastern Europe continues. The hardest hit nation is Ukraine, and it's where the homeless, living on the streets, are receiving unexpected help.2012-02-07T00:50:00ZWorlden15722061Travel chaos in Europe as cold claims more lives
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Europe is still in the grips of a cold snap which has left hundreds dead and wrought travel chaos across the continent. Europe's busiest airport, London Heathrow, has grounded half of its flights as temperatures plummet.2012-02-05T19:27:00ZWorlden15720447European youth hit hardest by joblessness
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Europe’s young people have been hit hard by the economic crisis. They have the highest unemployment rates compared to the overall population. The fear is that things are not going to change for at least another year.2012-02-08T11:23:00ZWorlden15724314Portugal's economic future in limbo
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The situation in Portugal remains uncertain as the government, economists and investors take opposing views. The government is optimistic, economists expect a haircut, and investors are cautious.2012-02-07T06:44:00ZWorlden15723182The winter of Greek discontent
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As EU leaders gathered for a key summit, Athens was still busy working out a deal for a major Greek debt writedown to escape looming default. After harsh austerity measures, structural reforms are next on the agenda.2012-01-30T14:59:00ZWorlden15702812Opinion: Greece doesn't need a fiscal nanny
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German proposals for the Greek government to hand over fiscal control to an external 'budget commissioner' in return for aid have provoked an angry response from Athens. And rightly so, writes DW's Bernd Riegert.2012-01-30T13:37:00ZWorlden15702673Eurogroup chief says Greece must pull its weight
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In a German magazine interview, eurozone financial heavyweight Jean Claude Juncker has said that the Greek government cannot expect solidarity from European partners unless it can implement reforms.2012-02-05T14:48:00ZWorlden15720015The tools meant to fix Europe's broken finances
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European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), European Stability Mechanism (ESM) and the fund for Greece: What exactly is behind the different funds being used to secure the financial future of Europe? DW takes a look.2011-09-29T12:30:00ZBusinessen15426088