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Channel 4 TV was not irresponsible when it set out a ‘what if’ scenario should the collapse of the euro in an EU member state trigger a chain reaction leading to the currency’s collapse. Certainly it is speculative but that is healthy. Speculation...
As the Irish banks are due to be rescued with up to 100,000 million euros in bailout funds, economists, investors and financial experts are turning their eyes on Portugal and Spain, asking “Who’s next?”
An article in the Independent...
The public debt crisis sweeping the European Union could be moving into decisive moments. The British governement controlled RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) is betting on a bailout for Ireland in less than 15 days and another for Portugal before the end...
Major insurers that specialise in providing cover against the effects of political unrest throughout Europe have seen a spike in the number of enquiries they receive. The Greek capital has already suffered deaths as a consequence of rioting.
Britain...
Spain follows Greece’s footsteps into a severe debt crisis as Standard and Poor’s rating agency cut Spain’s debt rating following a possible further deterioration of Spain’s budgetary position.
Spain’s long-term sovereign...
The futurist devoted his life to promoting a scheme that would see the building of vast hydroelectric dams spanning the Mediterranean Sea.
Global friction today would have been greatly reduced had one man’s vision not been swept aside by World War...
Germany and Spain have announced an interest to reduce total swine flu vaccines
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Unemployment in Spain grew for a third successive month as it went up
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Germany and France, euro region’s two largest economies, returned to growth in the second quarter
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Burberry Group Plc, the UK luxury goods company, announced that first quarter revenue dropped
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