Myanmar's Fish Exporters Grateful For EU Trade Preferences But Uncertain They Can Benefit
Myanmar's fish exporters appreciate new EU's policies aiming to boost their trade but are uncertain how they will benefit.
Will Dominique Strauss-Kahn Go Work For The Government Of Serbia?
Serbia's government is hoping to see Dominique Strauss-Kahn join as an adviser as the country is trying to enter the European Union and get its economy back on track.
Europe's Economic Sentiment Positive For Third Straight Month, Up 1.2 Points Within Euro Zone And Up 2.4 Points Across EU States
Europe's rising economic sentiment, which has been trending higher since May, extended its increase in July.
European Union Clearly Confused About Middle East
Ever wonder about the European Union, a sometimes unwieldy body of 28 nations, each of which sacrifices some measure of its national sovereignty?
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European Union Reiterates Call for Pan-European Financial Prosecutor, To Crack Down On Fraud Against EU Budget
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European Regulators Spot Check Telecom Firms Amid Anti Trust Concerns
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Latvia Joins The European Monetary Union At An Exchange Rate That The Bank of Latvia Set Since 2005
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Greek wages are falling rapidly, even while euro zone averages remain relatively stagnant.
Unemployment In Europe Continues To Rise, With Youth Joblessness Now At 23%
What's more, youth unemployment in Greece and Spain currently exceeds 60 percent.
Croatia Joins European Union Amid Festivities And Skepticism About Future
Croatia joined the EU on Sunday, 20 years after it won independence from Yugoslavia, amid much fanfare and skepticism.
NSA's Transatlantic Surveillance May Sabotage European Free-Trade Talks
Tensions with European leaders continue to rise after Saturday’s revelation that the NSA secretly observed data from EU diplomats.
'Greekovery' (A Rebound In The Greek Economy) Remains Elusive, Despite Hopes, Hard Work And Bluffs
Greece says it's on its way to revival and now is the time to invest. But don't go there just yet.
Google EU Antitrust Case: 7 Things You Should Know
Google Monopoly: Here are 7 things you should know about the EU's antitrust investigation of Google.
Turkey membership Talks Suspended After EU Decides Recent Violent Streak Is Unacceptable
The EU gave Turkey a probationary period regarding how it handles basic rights of citizens, an official said.
In Possible Trade Deal, US Would Fare Significantly Better Than EU, Where Intra-Europe Trade May Decline: Munich Report
A study says an EU-US trade deal could harm their traditional trading partners and emerging markets.
Economic Events: June FOMC Meeting Minutes, Bernanke Press Conference And Fed QE Tapering
The focus will be on the FOMC statement Wednesday, when the Fed will likely lower its forecasts, but remain ambiguous about the prospects for tapering its QE.
European Union Has Gloomy Employment Figures, Middling Inflation Rate
The latest European Union inflation and unemployment data show the continent's economy is still struggling to recover.
U.S. Remains the EU’s Biggest Trade and Investment Partner: Eurostat Figures
The most foreign investment in the European Union by far still comes from the U.S., figures for 2012 show.
French Airport Strikes Could Expand To 10 EU Nations Wednesday
Airport strikes that began in France Tuesday are expected to expand to 10 other EU nations Wednesday, canceling hundreds of flights.
Greece To Suspend ERT State-Run Television Network And Furlough 2,500 State Employees To Cut Costs, POESY Media Union Denounces Move
Greek officials said ERT cost Greece 300 million euros each year and had become "a typical example of incredible waste."
French Airport Strikes: Flight Cancellations, Change Policies And Your Passenger Protections
Hundreds of flights through Europe have already been canceled ahead of a planned three-day strike by French air traffic controllers.
Greek Trade Officials Pine For Investors At New York Conference
Greece is appealing to New York financiers for more investment, saying the worst is behind the euro zone nation.
European Central Bank (ECB) Wins Ruling To Keep Greek Documents Secret
The European Central Bank won the right to keep documents about Greece's finances secret.
US Monthly Unemployment Report, May US Auto Sales, ECB Interest Rate Decision, Global Manufacturing Reports: Economic Events For June 3-7
The prospect that the U.S. central bank will turn off its monetary spigot hangs like a specter over this week’s economic reports.
European Unemployment Just Keeps Rising; Euro Zone Jobless Figures Rises To 12.2% While EU Holds At 11%
More than one-quarter of Greeks and Spaniards are idle, along with nearly one-quarter of all younger working-age Europeans.
European Economic Sentiment Edges Upwards
Increased confidence among businesses, save construction, led to improved indicators, especially in Italy, France and Germany.
EU Moves Away From Austerity As Region Struggles With Recovery
The EU moved away from austerity in a marked shift in policy on Wednesday allowing more time for nations to meet deficit reduction targets.
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Shareholders and junior bondholders are going to have to take a hit before they can get a taxpayer-funded bailout.
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