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Trouble Ahead As France And Greece Vote For Economic Chaos
Elections overnight (AEST) in France and Greece raise the prospect of the collapse of the Eurozone and a consequent world recession; voters in those countries might be pleased with themselves, but the rest of us should worry. This could get … Continue reading
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Tagged Austerity, debt, Elections, Euro, Europe, Eurozone, France, Francois Hollande, Greece, Nicolas Sarkozy, politics, recession, world recession
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Euro-Zonk: Why David Cameron And The UK Must Stand Firm
There’s a lot of chatter presently that Europe is headed into a “double-dip” recession that will take Britain with it. The Conservative-led government of David Cameron must stand firm; the alternative is a disaster of — well, frankly, of European … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Merkel, British Politics, Conservative Party, David Cameron, Euro, Europe, Eurozone, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Nicolas Sarkozy, politics
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