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20 Jun 2012: Three-party coalition cabinet expected as PM pledges to honour bailout commitments
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20 Jun 2012:
A conservative-led Greek government has been agreed and will form a team to renegotiate the EU/IMF bailout
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20 Jun 2012:
Angela Merkel poised to remove opposition to direct lending by rescue fund in move seen as step towards sharing debt burden
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19 Jun 2012: Simon Jenkins: Incarcerated in a citadel of currency union with the flexibility of granite, their governments give them no chance to escape
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19 Jun 2012: The options are running out for Mario Monti as Italy's deep-seated economic problems continue to restrict growth
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19 Jun 2012: Larry Elliott: All the financial firepower Europe can muster will be used to drive down Spain's borrowing costs – that, at least, is the talk
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19 Jun 2012: Ruling that parliament should be given 'early, effective influence' follows growing demands for democratic accountability
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19 Jun 2012: Ulrike Guérot: After the Greek elections, it's dawning on ordinary Germans that the best – or worst – of integration is still to come, and soon
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19 Jun 2012: Michael White: José Manuel Barroso's outburst at the G20 summit in Mexico amounted to sticking his head in the Los Cabos sand
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19 Jun 2012:
EC president says European leaders have not come to Mexico to receive lessons on how to handle the economy
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18 Jun 2012:
Editorial: The latest volume of Alastair Campbell's diaries is another reminder of how Europe has dominated and divided British governments for decades
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