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10Oct/15

TTIP agreement unlikely before U.S. elections – German economy minister

October 10, 2015EconomyBerlin, Continents, Economy of Europe, Economy of North America, European Union, Foreign relations of Europe, Foreign relations of the European Union, France, Germany, Investment Partnership, Sigmar Gabriel, Tipp, Transatlantic Free Trade Area, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, United States, United States–European Union relationssmbale

German economy minister Sigmar Gabriel says he doubts there will be a framework for TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) before the U.S. elections, but warns opponents that they cannot be afraid to negotiate with the United States on the transatlantic trade deal.

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27Jul/15

Surprise contender to lead UK’s Labour, renationalise swaths of economy

July 27, 2015PoliticsAndrew Marr, ANDREW MARR SHOW, Andy Burnham, Blairism, Britain, BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION, British MPs, British people, Corbyn, David Cameron, Democratic socialists, Ed Miliband, Government of the United Kingdom, Greece, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Investment Partnership, Iraq, Jeremy Corbyn, John, Karl Marx, Ken Livingstone, LABOUR, Labour Friends of Israel, Labour Party, Leaders of the Labour Party, Liz Kendall, London, Male feminists, Margaret Thatcher, Marr, Newport Shropshire, Politics, Politics of the United Kingdom, Prime Minister, Socialist feminists, Tony Blair, United Kingdom, United States, Yvette Coopersmbale

A left-wing Labour politician, often regarded as being on the fringes of the British political scene, has seen his chances of leading his party rise dramatically.

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