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16 Dec 2013: French business sentiment sags, with manufacturing output down and jobs lost, as German economy continues to grow -
16 Dec 2013: The return to Angela Merkel's cabinet of the austerity-fixated Wolfgang Schäuble is a tragedy for the eurozone periphery
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15 Dec 2013:
As the EU reveals a Eurozone cost-sharing scheme, ministers meet to consider blueprints on coping with bank failures
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15 Dec 2013: The new Grand Coalition of Christian and Social Democrats has many familiar faces and few surprises, despite a near-three-month wait
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13 Dec 2013: No vote in SPD ballot could tip Germany and eurozone into turmoil and quell German appetite for more direct democracy
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30 Nov 2013:
An Observer poll conducted in four countries reveals the widening gulf between Britain and the rest of the EU. And on both sides of the Channel, attitudes seem to be hardening
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Gallery (20 pictures),
30 Nov 2013:
The best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week
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29 Nov 2013: Wolfgang Ischinger: Expect continuity and caution from the new coalition, a reflection of many Germans' view of themselves – they want to be left alone – though on EU foreign and security policies it sounds more proactive
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29 Nov 2013:
Angela Merkel tells President Viktor Yanukovych 'we expected more' after he refuses to sign pact at summit in Lithuania
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28 Nov 2013:
Editorial: This German government matters more than most. It has the future not just of Germany but of Europe in its hands
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27 Nov 2013: Cameron unveils plans to curb EU migrants' access to benefits but Brussels says freedom of movement is non-negotiable
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27 Nov 2013: Letters: His view that a government of SPD, Left party and Greens, broadly committed to social justice, should spell "real trouble" for Germany would require some explanation
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27 Nov 2013: The coalition deal the CDU/CSU and the SPD have spent so long thrashing out reflects the priorities of an ageing nation
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Video
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27 Nov 2013:
German chancellor Angela Merkel signs an agreement to go into coalition with her Christian Democratic party's arch rivals, the Social Democrats
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27 Nov 2013:
Germany's two largest parties to join 'grand coalition' after chancellor gives ground on minimum wage and rent controls
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