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DAILY NEWS ROUNDUP – 26 July 2012

Europe Diplomatic blunder as Olympics begins The organisers of the London 2012 Olympics have apologised to North Korea after showing a South Korean flag next to their athletes on the first day of the Olympics. The blun...

by Tom Dunbar

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European tug of war, or where are we going with Europe?

[twitter style=”horizontal” source=”intlpolitical” float=”left”] [fbshare type=”button” float=”left”] “Europe can’t close its eyes to the danger of our time”, Ko...

by Gilles Pittoors

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Daily News Roundup – 25 July 2012

Europe Recession in UK deepens Figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that theUK’s economic output fell by 0.7% in Q2 this year. This contraction is bigger than expected, and was at...

by Richard Scott-Jones

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Daily News Roundup – 24 July 2012

Europe Germany’s AAA credit rating on negative watch The credit ratings agency Moody’s has changed its outlook for Germany’s AAA credit rating to negative, the first step towards a possible downgrade. Moody’s s...

by Richard Scott-Jones

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Daily News Roundup – 23 July 2012

Europe Markets rattled by more speculation over Spain’s regional debts Heavily indebted regional governments in Spain are at the centre of fears that they will push the national government into seeking a bailout for th...

by Richard Scott-Jones

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Daily News Roundup – 20 July 2012

Europe Rubber bullets fired in Spanish anti-austerity protest A day of nationwide protests against spending cuts in Spain has ended in violence, with police firing rubber bullets at protesters in Madrid. Seven people w...

by Richard Scott-Jones

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DAILY NEWS ROUNDUP – 19 JULY 2012

Latin America Indigenous tribe clashes with Columbian police forces Columbian police forces have forcefully removed an indigenous tribe from a mountainous region they were occupying, with more than 20 people injured. The tribe ...

by Tom Dunbar

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Daily News Roundup – 18 July 2012

Europe Germany ordered to boosts benefits to asylum seekers Germany’s Constitutional Court has ordered the country’s government to pay a 50% rise in benefits to asylum seekers, who have for two decades received less ...

by Richard Scott-Jones

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Daily News Roundup – 17 July 2012

Europe G4S chief to face British Parliament over Olympics security Nick Buckles, the chief executive of security firm G4S, is to explain to British MPs later today why his firm was unable to provide the number of securit...

by Richard Scott-Jones

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