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Greek debt no longer a technical problem
The EU has approached the Greek debt problem as a technical one up until now. Greek governments used to share that perspective. No more. Alexis Tsipras and his Radical Coalition of the Left (Syriza) puts politics front and center. Why? Because the purely mathematical approach of debt dynamics turned out to be a disaster.
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Turkish EU Minister meets with German counterpart
Turkish EU Minister Volkan Bozk?r met with his German counterpart Michael Roth at the EU Office in Istanbul's Ortaköy district on Feb. 13.
As an ally and a fellow, Germany is one of the most important countries that support Turkey's EU membership negotiations, Bozk?r told reporters.
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They move people out in order to prevent riots in Kosovo
Between 50.000 and 100.000 people left Kosovo They move people out in order to prevent riots in Kosovo
Mass migations of Albanians from Kosovo into the EU in the last six months are very well organized by Kosovo's authorities, in order to avoid social riots.
Eurozone Demonstrates Overall GDP Growth
The ?urozone area has shown a 0.3% GDP growth over the last quarter of 2014 as compared to the previous one, while the EU28 countries altogether performed even better with 0.4% increase according to a Eurostat report published on Friday.
Compared to results from the same period of 2013, the seasonally adjusted GDP of the eurozone rose by 0.9%, and by 1.3% in all EU28 countries.
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Oil tops $60 for first time in 2015, industry cutbacks support
Oil rose above $60 a barrel on Feb. 13 for the first time this year, bringing gains this week to almost 4 percent, supported by signs that deeper industry spending cuts may curb excess supply.
Saudi evacuates embassy staff from Yemen
Saudi Arabia has suspended operations at its embassy in Yemen and evacuated its staff because of the worsening situation in the capital Sanaa, controlled by a Shiite militia, the foreign ministry said Feb. 13.
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Tsipras reaches out to euro region amid Greek spat with Germany
By Ben Sills and Eleni Chrepa
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras reached out to Greece?s creditors, saying he?ll iron out the kinks in relations with the rest of the euro area days after his government lodged a complaint about the German finance minister.
Vucic to Chepurin: Minsk deal good news for all
BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met with Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Chepurin on Friday, and extended congratulations to Russia's officials and people on the successful outcome of the talks held in Minsk.
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President to attend Victory Day parade in Moscow
President to attend Victory Day parade in Moscow
MOSCOW -- Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic will attend the Victory Day parade in Moscow this spring, the Serbian ambassador to the Russian Federation has confirmed.
Russia will on May 9 mark the 70th anniversary of victory over fascism - marking the day in 1945 when Germany capitulated in the Second World War.
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US index futures gain on German growth, headway on Greek talks
By Roxana Zega
US stock-index futures rose, with the Standard & Poor?s 500 Index 3 points away from a record, as German growth data signaled a strengthening in Europe?s recovery and optimism increased about Greek debt talks.