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Latest News Author: europeanpost - 28 December 2014

Iceland withdraws EU candidature

La Tribune: The Iceland Government formed by two centre right parties decided to withdraw Iceland candidature to join the European Union without a referendum as promised by the government. The…

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Press Review Author: europeanpost - 27 December 2014

Sweden to scrap planned 2015 election

Sweden’s government has abandoned plans to run a snap election in 2015. Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven called election after loosing budget vote three months ago but today he found…

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Latest News Author: europeanpost - 27 December 2014

The Greek MEP Who Nearly Blew Up Winston Churchill 70 Christmases Ago

Vice: Manolis Glezos, 92, is Europe’s oldest member of European Parliament (MEP), and this Christmas marks the 70th anniversary of the day that he almost blew up Winston Churchill. He joined…

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Latest News Author: europeanpost - 26 December 2014

German political parties split on how to handle Russian rouble crisis

EU Observer: Dominant figures on the left and right in Berlin have voiced different views on how the EU should handle Russia’s rouble crisis. CDU (centre right, EPP) Finance Minister…

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