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EU Proposes Hungary Aid Freeze, Prompting Spending-Cut Plan - BusinessWeek |
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EU trade investigation likely to hurt makers of organic coated steel - China Daily |
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EU poised for tar sands vote, stalemate likely - Reuters |
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India, 25 others nations to oppose EU airline carbon tax - Economic Times |
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Microsoft files EU complaint over Google, Motorola - Reuters UK |
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Mubarak fate to be announced in June |
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www.euronews.net The verdict following the trial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will be announced on June 2. He is charged with ordering the killing of protesters in the uprising that swept him from power. Former Interior Minister, Habib al-Adli and six other senior police officers also face charges of killing of protesters during the 18-day uprising when over 800 died. The prosecution is seeking the death sentence for Mubarak. Judge Ahmet Reffat said he will announce the verdict live to the media and added, "We have vowed to speak the truth."
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New EU rules will allow pilots to fly despite being awake for almost 24 hours - Daily Mail |
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Number of dead in commuter crash could rise |
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www.euronews.net In Buenos Aires at least 40 commuters have been killed in a crash at the busy Once station officials have confirmed. There are fears the number could rise as many passengers remain trapped in the wreckage. Over 500 have been injured, many of whom were laid out on one of the platforms as they waited to be taken to hospital.
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Syria: French foreign minister slams journalist deaths |
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www.euronews.net As the attack on Homs continues for a 19th day running, Syrian activists claim at least 27 people have been killed including American journalist Marie Colvin. Colvin was in Homs working for the British Sunday Times when she and French photographer Remi Ochlik were killed on Wednesday. Another three foreign journalists have also been injured, including a freelance reporter on French daily Le Figaro.
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minister attacks EU wage increase - BBC News |
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Peugeot 'considering production deal' with GM |
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www.euronews.net PSA Peugeot Citroen is reportedly talking to General Motors about a broad manufacturing alliance. The idea is to reduce their losses in Europe and lower production costs worldwide. The discussions are said to have been underway for months and are focused on sharing vehicles and parts rather any major tie-up of capital. GM is currently the world's biggest carmaker; year it sold just over nine million vehicles, up 7.6 percent on 2010. Its European unit accounted for 1.23 million of those sales with increased sales of 3.2 percent .
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