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How the world sees Greece
Showing posts with label politics of the european union. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics of the european union. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Eurozone crisis: UK's borders 'will be closed' to refugees from Greece and other countries if eurozone collapses
David Cameron has been told that he can make use of extraordinary legal powers to close the doors to European migrants who immigration officers cannot usually prevent coming to Britain.
Eurozone crisis: UK's borders 'will be closed' to refugees from Greece and ...
 Daily Mail | Eurozone crisis: UK's borders 'will be closed' to refugees from Greece and ... Daily Mail David Cameron has been told that he can make use of extraordinary legal powers to close the doors to European migrants who immigration officers cannot usually prevent coming to Britain. David Cameron 'prepared to halt immigration of Greeks into UK' UK could restrict Greek immigrants |
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
UK's borders 'will be closed' to refugees from Greece and other failing ...
Daily Mail | UK's borders 'will be closed' to refugees from Greece and other failing ... Daily Mail David Cameron has been told that he can make use of extraordinary legal powers to close the doors to European migrants who immigration officers cannot usually prevent coming to Britain. David Cameron 'prepared to halt immigration of Greeks into UK' UK could restrict Greek immigrants |
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Mauro Guillén: Europe's Real Problem: A Deficit of Democracy
At this grave hour in which the future of Europe and that of the global economy are at stake, let's not forget that European institution-building has always been more effective when based on the national interests of the member states.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Europe faces daunting challenges despite Greek vote
Brussels The victory of a pro-bailout party in Athens gives EU leaders space to act against the Eurozone crisis but they still face huge challenges over Greece and Spain, over growth and on EU integration. Relief came for Eurozone governments as the conservative New Democracy party finished first in Sunday’s election, beating the leftist anti-bailout Syriza party and easing the dangers of a euro exit. But the respite was short-lived when markets turned against Spanish and Italian debt, putting the Eurozone once again on the edge of chaotic crisis. “A further lapse into the unknown was avoided on Sunday as New Democracy topped the vote in Greece,” said Erik Nielsen, managing...
Thursday, June 14, 2012
FRANCE
French President François Hollande met with his Italian counterpart Mario Monti in Rome Thursday to discuss finances amidst eurozone pressure to reign in debt. Monti told the press he and Hollande agreed Greece should stay in the eurozone.
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