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Cyprus Eases Money Transfer Restrictions Abroad

Cyprus Eases Money Transfer Restrictions Abroad

Cyprus has further eased remaining limits on taking money out of the country from domestic banks by doubling the amount businesses can transfer abroad for any transaction without prior Central Bank approval to 2 million euros

Karasin: It Is Damaging To Do Things Contrary To Russian Positions

Karasin: It Is Damaging To Do Things Contrary To Russian Positions

“It is rewarding to do things in Europe with Russia, it is a bit difficult to do things without Russia, but it is damaging to do things contrary to the position of Russia”, according to Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, Grigori Karasin

Ukraine Says No Danger From Nuclear Plant Incident

Ukraine Says No Danger From Nuclear Plant Incident

Ukraine's energy minister said Wednesday that a technical fault at anuclearpower plant in the south of the country has cut power production but he insisted the incident poses no danger

Putin Scraps South Stream - Turkey Greece New Destinations

Putin Scraps South Stream - Turkey Greece New Destinations

Following opposition from the European Commission, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on December 1 that Moscow is scrapping the multi-billion dollar South Stream gas pipeline and will increase gas supplies to Turkey across the existing pipeline

Ukraine Gets Loan to Modernize Gas Pipelines

Ukraine Gets Loan to Modernize Gas Pipelines

Ukraine landed a 150 million euro ($187 million) loan on Monday to modernize its section of the pipeline used to deliver natural gas from Russia to Europe

OPEC Keeps Pumping, Vexing Putin, Iran

OPEC Keeps Pumping, Vexing Putin, Iran

Despite the steep fall in oil prices in recent months, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) oil producers on November 27 decided not to cut petroleum production

General Strike Shuts Down Services Across Greece

General Strike Shuts Down Services Across Greece

A 24-hour general strike in Greece shut down services across the country, forcing flight cancelations and school closures and leaving state hospitals functioning with emergency staff, while thousands of protesters marched in central Athens

Juncker’s Investment Plan: Hope After Years of Stagnation

Juncker’s Investment Plan: Hope After Years of Stagnation

Back in July, Jean-Claude Juncker had promised in front of theParliament an investment plan of 300 billion euros. Today, he presented his plan, earlier than foreseen, and one daybefore the symbolic motion of confidence on his Commission

Russia Offers a Helping Hand to OPEC as Price Slides

Russia Offers a Helping Hand to OPEC as Price Slides

Brent crudeoil prices steadied near $80 a barrel on November 25 ahead of a key meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) oil producers to decide on oil production levels for 2015

Pope to Europe: Accept Immigrants Create Jobs

Pope to Europe: Accept Immigrants Create Jobs

Pope Francis demanded Tuesday that Europe craft a unified and fair immigration policy, saying the thousands of refugees coming ashore need acceptance and assistance, not self-interested policies that risk lives and fuel social conflict

Big Parties Defend Juncker in Strasbourg

Big Parties Defend Juncker in Strasbourg

The Eurosceptics' no-confidence motion in the EU's new chief executive Jean-ClaudeJunckerhad no chance of success, on the background of some theatrical exchanges of insults in the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Monday

Missing Deadline Iran Nuclear Talks Extended

Missing Deadline Iran Nuclear Talks Extended

Iran and the six countries acting as brokers in the nuclear negotiations (the United States, Britain,France,Germany,RussiaandChina) failed for a second time this year on Monday, 24 November, in Vienna,to resolve their 12-year dispute over Tehran's nuclear ambitions

Greek Budget Forecasts Stronger Growth Next Year

Greek Budget Forecasts Stronger Growth Next Year

Greece's government has submitted its 2015 budget to Parliament, predicting the economy will emerge from recession with growth of 2.9 percent next year