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25Sep/17

German market analyst says ‘Jamaica’ coalition will be very difficult

September 25, 2017German ElectionsAngela Merkel, Chancellors of Germany, Chivalry, Christian Democratic Union of Germany, Coalition government, Country: Germany, European Parliament, Frankfurt, Free Democratic Party, German Lutherans, Germany, Government, Jamaica, Jamaica coalition, Political parties, Politics, Politics of Germany, ROBERT HALVERsmbale

FRANKFURT, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 25, 2017) (REUTERS) – The Euro slipped 0.4 per cent in early trading on Monday (September 25) after Germany’s election showed surging support for a far-right party that left Chancellor Angela Merkel scrambling to form a governing coalition. Continue reading →

28Sep/15

New report shows chasm between car test results and real world

September 28, 2015EnvironmentAngela Merkel, Articles, Belgium, BMW, Brussels, Car, European Commission, European emission standards, European Parliament, European Union, Fuel efficiency, Germany, Greg Archer, Japan, Lobbying, Merkel, Nature, Toyota, Toyota Motor Corp, United States, Universe, Vehicle emission standard, Volkswagen, Volkswagen emissions scandal, Volkswagen Group, WOLFSBURGsmbale

A report by an environmental campaign group reveals new European cars are spewing out more carbon dioxide than laboratory tests show.

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05Jul/15

European Parliament President doubts Greek banks will reopen, warns of ‘dramatic’ times ahead

July 5, 2015PoliticsAACHEN, Austerity, Countries, Decades, Euro, Europe, European Parliament, European Union, Eurozone, Eurozone crisis, Fiscal policy, Geography of Europe, Germany, Government spending, Greece, Greek government, Greek government debt crisis, Greek withdrawal from the eurozone, Humanitarianism, Macroeconomics, Martin Schulz, Politics, president, Public finance, Withdrawal from the European Unionsmbale

European Parliament President Martin Schulz doubts Greek banks will reopen this week, calls for emergency humanitarian aid for Greece and demands the government make meaningful proposals on its debt to stave off ‘dramatic’ times.

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