Europe is ceasing to be 'Mother Europe' and is becoming 'Grandmother Europe'.
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A lot of people think Europe hates Trump, Europe hates Trump, Europe hates Trump.
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California), Europe (London), Europe (Paris), Europe (Stockholm), Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) and Asia Pacific (Sydney).
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But these six "core" countries are Europe; true Europe, a Europe which all from William Shakespeare to Lord Nelson to Ernest Hemingway would consider Europe.
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In Europe, that figure is even lower: 59% in Western Europe and 40% in Eastern Europe.
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The list includes Japan and Europe, Europe and the Mercosur zone in South America, and Europe and Mexico.
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But even more importantly, take a look at where in the world this year's final eight teams were from -- Europe, Europe, Europe, the US, Europe -- you get the picture.
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Europe is a big exporter to the UK and of course, Europe will suffer – continental Europe -- with what's coming, and the same for the UK with exports to Europe.
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In Europe, the STOXX Europe 295.606 Travel & Leisure index .
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And we're telling Europe, 'Look, they were going to Europe.
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THE CONCERN HAS ALWAYS BEEN EUROPE, WHEN WILL EUROPE COMEBACK?
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Also if this is not true, if there is a Europe, a social Europe, Europe will be the parachute for the people.
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That people like myself who strongly believe in Europe, we all agree that Europe has to change and Europe has to improve.
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There are plenty of opportunities in Europe, plenty of talent in Europe so definitely Europe is very attractive but can be even more attractive if we improve the political and economic management of Europe.
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That is the condition I want to tell Europe: what Europe really is, what we think Europe is, and what we don't understand.
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The Europe of today is not the Europe of the 1930s.
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Both Europe and non-Europe based teams are eligible to apply.
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We need Europe, and we need to perform well in Europe.
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The seven regions are Latin America, Brazil, Western Europe, Southern Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Central and Eastern Europe, the report here said.
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"Once you are in Europe, the first place you land in Europe, you're wherever you want to go in Europe," retired U.S. Army Col.
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His career had been devoted to Europe, and especially to Central Europe.
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And Europe -- Europe has a desperate need to find its own soul.
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HBO Europe is a valuable asset for our growth plans in Europe.
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That was good for Europe post-renaissance, it's good for Europe now.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs against Europe are patently illegal, and Europe should retaliate.
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Just Europe: The pending fine and charge will be limited to Europe, and it's unclear whether the commission could argue changes should apply outside Europe.
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It is a Europe that must have a common foreign policy on strategic questions, a Europe that must create its own development policies, a Europe of defence, and it is a Europe that has to be economically strong.
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"On the one hand, the focus is Europe, Europe and more Europe, but on the other hand when we're talking about the big strategic policies, he completely forgets Europe," said the former official, who continues to advise the government.
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Nissan's Europe Chairman Paul Willcox, Honda's Senior Vice President in Europe Ian Howells and Toyota's Europe President and Chief Executive Johan van Zyl were also present.
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Eastern Europe, which is more reliant on trade with Western Europe, also rose.
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The numbers are even worse in Western Europe (2044%) and Eastern Europe (21992%).
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The numbers are even worse in Western Europe (59%) and Eastern Europe (40%).
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"The UK belongs to Europe and Europe belongs to the UK," he said.
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For years it has caused rifts between Europe and America, and within Europe.
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"Escape to Europe" follows the refugee trail from the Syrian border to Europe.
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Canada, northern Europe, central Europe, parts of Asia -- all warmer than usual. 5.
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They say they don't like Europe, don't feel European and don't see Europe.
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There are signs in Europe I would say a more tender in Europe.
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"Dan might like Europe more and we might like Europe more," Nolte said.
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In Europe, the STOXX Europe 40.973 Travel & Leisure index was down 240.97 percent.
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Ms. Luque will direct the play "Europe Escapes to Europe," by Miroslava Svolikova.
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I think Europe ... we should be nervous about Europe for a couple reasons.
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" Many blame Europe for the migrants, she said, adding: "But it's not Europe.
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"Some is about moving to Europe as well, it could be Turkey or other countries in Europe, in order to get faster deliveries to Europe," he said.
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I've seen it in Eastern Europe, Western Europe, southern Europe, the US, New Zealand... so everywhere I've been in the last six years I've seen this poster.
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Spring-like warmth in Europe Last month, temperatures in Europe were warmer than the 21.4-2010 January average, especially over parts of northern Europe, the report said.
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Jaht manages the Avaron Emerging Europe fund, which invests in emerging Europe, excluding Russia.
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Together for a #Europe more strong and more just," Europe," tweeted Jean-Claude Juncker.
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Europe: The United States and Europe could both soon turn on the stimulus taps.
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In Europe, the German DAX and STOXX Europe 600 were about 1 percent higher.
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Europe clears up the mess For Europe and the EU, Obama's diffidence was disastrous.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Autos index fell 1.1 percent, the weakest sector in Europe.
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Ford Europe has 51,000 employees in Europe or 65,000 when joint ventures are included.
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If not Europe from west to east, how about Europe from north to south?
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The Nazi regime would survive, ruling continental Europe from the Atlantic to Eastern Europe.
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You've just been deprived of opportunities to travel in Europe and work in Europe.
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But music tours are successful in Europe, I usually tour Europe twice a year.
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Is the Europe as we know it today the right Europe for the future?
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"Banks in Europe are allowed to open accounts for Iran; banks in Europe are allowed to do business; banks in Europe can fund programs, lend money," Kerry said.
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You can imagine saying in Europe, "France will become the startup nation in Europe," but at the time, it's the worst place in Europe to do business. Right.
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Frans Timmermans is obviously a candidate who divides Europe and certainly does not understand central Europe, does not understand Europe that is emerging from a post-communist collapse.
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In 2014, more than 66 billion PET bottles were recycled in Europe according to a report produced for Petcore Europe, which represents the PET value chain in Europe.
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Data shows that the Neolithic dogs first emerged in southeast Europe, then to central Europe, and eventually reaching northern and western Europe—a process that took thousands of years (the Neolithic expansion into Europe took place between 9,000 and 6,000 years ago).
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Finally, Nord Stream has divided Western allies, setting eastern Europe against much of western Europe and driving a wedge between Europe and America, which has long opposed the pipeline.
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And by the way, Europe was not loving Reagan during an early trip to Europe.
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And if Europe continues to discuss only about technocrats, rules, technicians rules, Europe is finished.
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GoDaddy completed its acquisition of Host Europe Group in April, expanding its footprint in Europe.
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BRITISH STEEL - 2016 Paid 1 pound to buy Long Products Europe from Tata Steel Europe.
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While millions of people are looking to Europe for refuge, Europe simply won't provide it.
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A strong NATO is good for Europe, a strong Europe is good for North America.
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Davutoglu said the summit showed how indispensable Turkey was for Europe, and Europe for Turkey.
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But I do not see headwinds in Europe and I am not worried about Europe.
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So did emerging Europe and South Africa once Europe opened, with currencies taking a pasting.
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How do you compare the Europe in your mind to the Europe of right now?
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"We believe to save Europe, we must change it," says Sandro Gozi, the Europe minister.
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Now that pattern is repeating, both across Europe and between Europe and the outside world.
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For example, what's happening in Europe now and what will be happening in Europe later?
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This is what you are doing in Europe, they were trying to do in Europe.
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Still, it's important to be aware that Europe 2018 looks very different from Europe 2013.
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MetLife controls three other subsidiaries active in Europe and known as MetLife Europe Insurance d.a.c.
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If we lose Europe, if we send Europe back to its normal condition, it's over.
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"I believe that Italy and Germany are united in saying we want more Europe, a stronger Europe, a more efficient Europe," Renzi said at a joint news conference with Merkel.
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Relationships in Europe excluding eastern Europe fell 15%, but the FSB said that was mainly due to the use of a Europe-wide payments system and consolidation in the industry.
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Steinhoff Europe AG serves as a holding company for the retailer's subsidiaries in Europe and Australia.
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"We would be out of Europe but still run by Europe," said Conservative lawmaker Owen Paterson.
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The company had bought peer Host Europe Group in December to expand its footprint in Europe.
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In Europe, the German DAX traded slightly lower while the Stoxx Europe 29.8 fell 23.5 percent.
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Google is facing antitrust charges in Europe, along with investigations in Europe and the United States.
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Europe got rid of it 70 years ago and I would say Europe is now civilized.
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Europe was also hammered, and lately the U.S. market has been trading in lockstep with Europe.
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He joins Bas Beerens (founder of WeTransfer), Irena Goldenberg (Highland Europe) and Tony Zappalà (Highland Europe).
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Taxes: Europe has proposed higher taxes on American tech companies with large user bases in Europe.
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Mr. Tajani gave a pro-Europe patina to what is an increasingly an anti-Europe coalition.
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They wanted a "social Europe"; they got what they see as a Europe of ruthless capitalism.
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"Wandergesellen," or journeymen, a vestige of the Middle Ages in modern Europe, are hitchhiking across Europe.
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"Europe has invaded all peoples; all peoples are coming to Europe in their turn," he writes.
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But in 2010, even though similar temperatures hit Europe, far fewer people in Western Europe died.
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Dividend taxation is about 23.5 percent in Europe, the median capital gains tax rate in Europe is 15 percent and the average corporate income tax rate in Europe is 22.5 percent.
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"Instead of endless theoretical debates on 'more Europe' or 'less Europe' we need to focus on 'better Europe,'" the leaders of the four countries, all formerly communist, said in a statement.
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Moreover, any possibility that Belarus will evolve in the future towards reconciliation with Europe and integrate into a democratic Europe presupposes that it remain independent, sovereign and increasingly attached to Europe.
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K. * Northstar Realty Europe Corp - deal for approximately GBP 300 million * Northstar Realty Europe Corp - Northstar Realty Europe invested approximately $34 million by way of preferred equity * Northstar Realty Europe Corp - to acquire 20 gresham street from AXA investment managers Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The trend in Europe is absolutely flat," he said, because "in Europe, the laws protect against opioid prescriptions, so the rate of medical prescriptions for opioid drugs in Europe is really low.
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Mr. Macron has audacity, but he is too new and viewed too skeptically by other leaders, including those from Central Europe, to actually "lead Europe," if Europe can in fact be led.
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There are about 12 million Roma in Europe — "We are the migrants of Europe, in Europe," Mr. Draghici said — and advocates have expressed concern about the rise in nationalism across the Continent.
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In Europe we would choose a different approach because our brand is not well known in Europe.
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It trades far more with Europe than America, an advantage it shares with economies in eastern Europe.
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Judy Dempsey is a nonresident senior fellow at Carnegie Europe and editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe.
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Russia had problems taking over Europe where Sweden, Italy and Germany had conquered much of Western Europe.
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Van der Bellen said that Europe "shouldn't dramatize" the growing popularity of far-right parties in Europe.
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And here you talk about profits being generated in Europe, and booked by Apple themselves in Europe.
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Mark Wilson, President of NetJets Europe said while global growth is flat lining, Europe is picking up.
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But most of our other markets in Europe— throughout Europe, Latin America, South Asia, are licensed markets.
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To protect an open Europe, goes the logic, Europe needs more protection against the excesses of openness.
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Revenue growth in the rest of Europe was a more buoyant 7%; beyond Europe it reached 12%.
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President Bill Clinton pushed Western Europe to help Eastern Europe catch up after the Berlin Wall fell.
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"In Europe, out of Europe, it makes no difference if we have no liveable habitat," he said.
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Europe is our biggest trading partner and the United States our second biggest foreign investor after Europe.
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Philip Breedlove, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe, will speak on enhanced deterrence in Europe at 2 p.m.
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Populist parties tended to do better in southern Europe than in northern Europe, based on early numbers.
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It rose above the Fascist swing in Europe, and the Communist movement in Eastern Europe and Asia.
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US Air Forces Europe called it the B-2&aposs "first mission this far north" in Europe.
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"If Europe was proud of having evangelized Africa, now God permits Africans to evangelize Europe," he said.
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In Europe, the Stoxx Europe 600 rose 103 percent as corporate news helped lift the major indexes.
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SARA EISEN: You know, President Trump has also threatened Europe and has accused Europe of protectionist measures.
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Guillaume Cerutti (Christie's chief executive) asked me to return to Europe as chairman of Europe and Asia.
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They classified their findings into four regions: North Europe, which included Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom; East Europe, which included Estonia, Macedonia and Poland; South Europe, which included Italy, Portugal and Spain; and West Europe, which included Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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Even though these breeds are largely European in origin, there are very distinct groups from different regions: from the United Kingdom, from Southern Europe, Northern Europe, as well as Hungary in Eastern Europe.
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PD: Well you know we are Europe leading insurance company, Europe is very important to us, it's our core market and France is part of Europe so our business is France's core business.
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"We need Europe because Europe makes us bigger, because Europe makes us stronger," Macron told 5,000 supporters, according to his team, calling for a true joint security and defense policy at EU level.
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Their affinities find expression in their notion of a "Europe of fatherlands," or Europe of nations, which is a frightening, regressive vision for the future of the EU and Europe as a whole.
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He travels first to Europe, then to a third country and then to Istanbul and back to Europe.
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The BetaBuilders Europe ETF charges 0.09 percent, versus the 0.10 charged by the iShares Core MSCI Europe (IEUR).
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"Next year, the focus might shift to broader Europe for other reasons," he told CNBC's Squawk Box Europe.
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"Europe does not need as many banks as possible, Europe first and foremost needs strong banks," Sewing said.
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Faced with existential risks, Merkel wants to cement "a better Europe" rather than forge ahead with "more Europe".
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William Hague once described the goal of Conservative policy as being 'in Europe, but not run by Europe'.
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"I will work to recreate the link between Europe and its peoples, between Europe and citizens," he said.
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It's not just the geographic heart of Europe, it's a bulwark between freedom and authoritarianism in eastern Europe.
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They've been beaten up because of concerns around Europe, and that's the one area we like within Europe.
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We have been very fortunate in Europe and our business in Europe is growing in steep double digits.
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Europe is aware that for example the decisions with Europe now temporarily we told by the U.S. administration.
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Similarly, Europe is insisting on more EVs to replace diesels, though GM no longer sells vehicles in Europe.
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Most of them are from Europe and it is difficult for aliens from Europe to establish asylum eligibility.
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The Continent's future lies not in a United States of Europe, but in a United Europe of States.
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The fund's benchmark changed from S&P Europe High Dividend Equity Index to MSCI Europe in April 2016.
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"We need production in Europe for vehicles of future, or we put all Europe at risk," he said.
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The medical technology industry is worth $129 billion and employs 675,000 people in Europe, according to MedTech Europe.
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"We are on track for United Space in Europe and for a United Europe in Space," he said.
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I was just in Europe a couple of months ago, still have a lot of contacts in Europe.
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Samuel Teodosio, 28, business analyst, Lille, FranceParty: National Front I like Europe and have plenty of friends from other countries in Europe, but this does not alter the fact that I do not feel a sense of belonging to Europe, especially not the "Europe" sold to us by the E.U. project.
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The tsunami of refugees fleeing to Europe combined with the rise of ISIS -- its continued videotaped brutality in Syria and Iraq and its terrorist attacks in Europe and elsewhere -- produced a predictable backlash in Europe.
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Francis&apos fifth foreign policy speech on Europe, titled "To be the soul of Europe," was made to a forum on Europe organized by the Commission of the Bishops&apos Conferences of the European Community.
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Card processing fees are much lower in Europe, that's why Revolut can't give you back more money in Europe.
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It may leave a less stable Europe Brexit could start a long line of dominoes to fall across Europe.
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It is a very pro-Europe position to ask countries in Europe, specifically Germany, to increase their defense spending.
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Retaliatory tariffs in Europe are costing the company almost $20 million to ship Indian motorcycles into Europe, Wine said.
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But in general, health systems in eastern Europe are simply "not comparable to western Europe," says Mr Massay-Kosubek.
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"We see the center of Europe shifting eastwards, maybe southeastwards," Bruno Schnekenburger, Yaskawa's head of robotics in Europe, said.
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Debt flows to Eastern Europe are smaller, but credit amounts extended to Europe are increasing, according to the report.
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"We already have a good level of parental leave in Europe," says Markus Beyrer, director-general of Business Europe.
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"Unless we have this bifurcation of interests in Europe I think Europe will continue to face challenges," he said.
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Europe benefited from the weak euro and also attacks in North Africa pushing demand to Europe, the report found.
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But in defence and technology, you described a Europe that's failed to work together, a Europe that's too fragmented.
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"Europe has a bigger problem because it's easier to travel back into Europe from Syria and Iraq," said Ringel.
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Trump has gone a long way to undercut NATO and relationships in Europe critical to American security in Europe.
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They began sending operatives to Europe in December 2013, with the very first one reaching Europe in January 2014.
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Based in Norway, it flies short haul throughout Europe, and long haul between Europe and cities in the Americas.
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In fact, they differ in much the same way 1968 in Western Europe differed from '68 in Eastern Europe.
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Check out Europe, green across the board in-- in Europe when I watched, or at least looked-- this morning.
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DAVID FROST - CHIEF EUROPE ADVISER Johnson's Europe adviser Frost will lead the trade negotiations with the EU's Michel Barnier.
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DAVID FROST - CHIEF EUROPE ADVISER Johnson's Europe adviser Frost will lead the trade negotiations with the EU's Michel Barnier.
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But what we're getting in Europe is 380 odd hotels in some of the most important capitals in Europe.
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In Europe, influenza activity increased above baseline levels in most countries in Northern and Southwestern Europe, according to WHO.
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"Europe saved us today, Europe saved Georgia today," Nika Gvaramia, the broadcaster's director general, said in a televised statement.
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In 1989, I returned to Europe as managing director for Central Europe and international head of the jewelry department.
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"In any case Europe is still in agreement, so I think that diplomacy can find some solution, because Europe is the strongest ally of the U.S. and the main impact of the Iran sanctions is going to Europe, as the impact of the Russian sanctions is going to hit Europe," Descalzi said.
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"They quietly dominated the cocaine trade in Europe and have pushed the profits into the rest of Europe to launder and gain influence while also expanding their operations all over Europe, Australia and Canada," he said.
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So it's the Euros, Euro qualifying and World Cup qualifying for Europe; it's Russia, it's Eastern Europe, it's Western Europe; all of the big federations like England, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Germany are governed by UEFA.
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Europe must pay Turkey the 3 billion euros ($3.34 billion) it promised to help keep refugees from leaving for Europe.
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London is the 15th city in Europe to be added to China-Europe freight services, the Chinese government website detailed.
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Asked if Europe could rely on U.S. President Donald Trump, the centrist president, 39, said Europe needed the United States.
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Birds have been infected across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia since June, with sites in Europe most affected.
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Big manufacturers share less of their income with employees in Central and Eastern Europe than they do in Western Europe.
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Europe marches Big crowds turned out Saturday in dozens of cities across Europe, with marchers including men, women and children.
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In 2016 he helped found UBS Europe SE which, as the main center for Europe, oversees branches in 11 countries.
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The innovations sweeping Europe did not stop at the Vistula: embodied by Skaryna, Eastern Europe had a splendid Renaissance culture.
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" Mr. Kaszynski said that the two countries were not against Europe, rather they were "pointing Europe in the right direction.
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Adams first came up with the idea while traveling across Europe with a copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to Europe.
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Ford last night announced that they are going to close six plants in Europe; Tesla's building a plant in Europe.
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When they get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, they will become corrupt as in Europe.
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Gangs, using profits from people smuggling into Europe, control arms networks stretching across Europe into North Africa via the Mediterranean.
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Markets in Europe opened lower amid subdued trading as some exchanges in Asia and Europe were closed for public holidays.
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The motor was sold in Mercedes-Benz trucks in Europe until 2013, and is currently on sale only outside Europe.
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The choice is ultimately not between an Anglophone Europe and a truly polyglot Europe but between wishful thinking and realism.
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"Britain needs Europe and the opposite is also true, Europe needs Britain," Villeroy told a business forum in New York.
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The project, led by Hitachi Europe Ltd, offers a blueprint for other small islands and cities across Europe, Wright noted.
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Emma Crystal will lead Northern Europe while Inigo Martos, previously head of Latin America, will become head of Southern Europe.
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In parts of Latin America, Europe and Eastern Europe, it's outpacing fellow YA properties Maze Runner and the Divergent series.
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Industries where there's heavy fragmentation in Europe allow us to build global products because Europe is a great product market.
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Nomura Holdings announced on Tuesday it will restructure its business in Europe and the Americas, closing some operations in Europe.
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If the differences between Eastern and Western Europe are sometimes overstated, those between Northern and Southern Europe are often underestimated.
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Migration from the Middle East and North Africa to Europe is already creating serious strains and may ultimately destabilize Europe.
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Letter from Europe BRISTOL, England — Living in Germany, I am used to hearing of Europe as an automatically positive concept.
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Here we have only Europe, not 11 counter-parties, and Europe has committed to making text available on limited terms.
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Europe is waking up..." King retweeted Collett's message and added a message: "Europe is waking up...Will America...in time?
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In the Senate, the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe will have a briefing on pipeline politics in Europe.
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Europe is also experiencing a rise Europe is also experiencing high numbers of measles cases, according to the European CDC.
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The Council of Europe, based in Strasbourg, France, promotes human rights and democracy in Europe and has 47 member states.
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What: A five-part series on Europe We're relocating to Europe to tell the story of rising populism and nationalism.
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After Europe targeted Russia with sanctions as punishment for intervening in Ukraine in 2014, Russia unleashed counter-sanctions against Europe.
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That sends Europe a sad message: The era of America's benign hegemony may be over, with Europe extremely ill prepared.
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Trump's plain choice for Europe It's not lost on Europe that the US is effectively saying it's our data highway.
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Stocks in Europe and the U.S. reversed course and turned negative, with utilities down more than 4 percent in Europe.
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AND NOW ALL OF A SUDDEN, WE'RE STARTING TO SEE EUROPE ACCELERATE VERYSTRONG ORDERS FROM OTIS AND CARRIER IN EUROPE.
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Here's what you need to know to start your day in Europe: • Turkey's quarrel with Europe worsened over the weekend.
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As long as NATO's tactical nuclear weapons remain in Europe, there is little possibility of Europe creating another nuclear deterrent.
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Macron's anguish at Trump's uninformed rantings about Europe illustrate despair, not an alternative optimistic vision around which Europe can rally.
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"We have to work among ourselves in Europe to defend our European economic sovereignty," Le Maire told Europe 1 Radio.
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It is the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, not the Organization for Security Co-operation in Europe.
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"You need a lot more exchange of information within Europe," Marc Pierini, an analyst at Carnegie Europe, told VICE News.
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They did find the "happiness gap" with Western Europe had narrowed, thanks to improvements in central Asia, the Baltic states and central Europe but also because of less satisfaction in parts of Europe, including Germany and Italy.
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PD: I think that Europe is still very attractive we are very happy as Generali to have a strong position in Europe, for example in Central and Eastern Europe where you have a good growth of the Economy.
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"Obama has the thinnest record on Europe of any American president since before World War II," Denis MacShane, a Labour Party member of Britain's Parliament and former British minister of state for Europe, recently wrote for Politico Europe.
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"Not everyone in the world who suffers from persecution can find a better life in Europe, or central Europe," he said.
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While no sector was in positive territory, the STOXX Europe Banks index fell 2.9 percent, the biggest sectoral faller in Europe.
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XPO Logistics Europe SA: XPO Logistics Europe reported on Thursday a revenue for H1 up 5.5 pct to 2.83 billion euros.
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Like GDPR, the proposed ePrivacy Regulation would also apply to companies offering services in Europe not only those based in Europe.
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This could fan fears about growing protectionism in Europe, which could spell trouble for the economies in central and eastern Europe.
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In short, he's built his career by researching, thinking about, and writing about Europe, and in particular Central and Eastern Europe.
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He said the U.K. "cannot turn (its) back on Europe" because it is "a part of Europe," according to the BBC.
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Why is it that Europe seems to be losing momentum and why is Europe less attractive than it used to be?
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The resulting compromise that she proposes will be the worst of all worlds—out of Europe but still run by Europe.
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Yet despite their best efforts, the market in Europe remains stunted—just €227bn ($251bn) of total issuance in Europe in 2016.
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Visa and Visa Europe were part of a global bank-owned network until 2007, when Visa Europe became a separate entity.
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CKHH's mobile telephony operations in Europe (3 Group Europe) is the largest contributor to CKHH's telecommunications business's EBITDA (at over 75%).
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The investment vehicle Sino-Europe Sports holds together a web of firms with names like Rossoneri Sport and Sino-Europe Milan.
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Cold comfort from Europe Turkey does not enjoy a warm reception with Europe either, despite negotiations over the Syrian migration crisis.
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It was a blockbuster drug coming from Peru to cure malaria in Europe, and there was fake bark all over Europe.
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This week, it's almost time for IFA, the CES of Europe (the other CES of Europe that isn't MWC, at least).
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The vote, which echoes the rise of populism elsewhere in Europe and the United States, will shape the future of Europe.
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The investigation had focused on McDonald's Luxembourg-based subsidiary Europe Franchising which receives royalties from franchisees in Europe, Ukraine and Russia.
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"It is important that we extend our testing to Europe," said Thomas Lukaszewicz, manager for Automated Driving for Ford of Europe.
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And nationalism in Europe is on the rise, and not just in Central Europe, under pressure from migration, terrorism and globalization.
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Between 1990 and 2012 almost 20m people moved from central, eastern and south-eastern Europe to richer countries in western Europe.
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"Europe needs Great Britain and Great Britain needs Europe," Merkel said in Hamburg, repeating her previous support for continued British membership.
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Austria, the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe, which are conduits for migrants heading to richer northern Europe, have refused migrants entry.
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Trump or no Trump, the U.S. cannot continue to back Europe unless Europe gets its own priorities straight and faces reality.
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Western democracies in the U.S., Canada and Europe cannot allow Russia to invade a sovereign nation in Europe without serious penalties.
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Trump's off-the-cuff remarks about cutting Europe loose from the transatlantic alliance leave all of Europe in geo-strategic limbo.
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Concerns are most visible in Europe because these firms are foreign and because Europe has been forced out of these industries.
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"We just opened up Europe," Trump said in Dubuque, Iowa, earlier Thursday, misleadingly overstating the significance of his deal with Europe .
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I also represent a lot of people in Europe because a lot of people from Europe are in the United States.
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"Europe contains many of our most important markets, we have huge presence in Europe already from a commercial perspective," he said.
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Everyone agrees Russia has been working to undermine our democracy, as well as democracies throughout Europe, including Central and Eastern Europe.
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And because of Switzerland's location in Central Europe, startups are often expected to launch in many markets throughout Europe almost immediately.
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"It started on the Alps Tour, a sort of mini-tour that travels around Europe, to the Europe tour," he said.
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Even though clearly Europe has slowed down significantly, I think negative rates in Europe are concerning for them for two reasons.
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But in very gateway cities, there are probably not so many opportunities, but others like Europe, Eastern Europe, plenty of opportunities.
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Europe is waking up..." Mr. King's retweet included a comment of his own: "Europe is waking up...Will America...in time?
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While there's no official launch date yet for Europe, the Mate 30 Pro shipping to Europe seems like a forgone conclusion.
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"A Europe that protects," the French president said, "is a Europe which is able to solve the issue of posted workers."
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"If Europe fails on the question of refugees ... then it won't be the Europe we wish for," said Merkel in August.
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The pipeline was a U.S./Europe venture to bypass Russia and related political energy extortion and supply natural gas to Europe.
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It seems that long before individual breeds were created, herding dogs were bred independently in Britain, Northern Europe and Southern Europe.
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Porsz went all across the UK and Europe for two of his photography books, "Streets of Europe" and "Streets of Britain."
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Deliveries in western Europe, its biggest regional market in the month, rose 3.3 percent and by 1.8 percent in central Europe.
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They were kind of slapping tariffs on Europe and limiting steel from Europe and the Europeans were retaliating against our farmers.
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They also called for a Europe-wide walkout, but again it's not clear how many Amazon workers across Europe were involved.
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Look, he's from Europe (Serbia) and was in Europe (Spain) ... and everyone knows they love their man panties across the pond.
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Aside from CME Europe and CME Clearing Europe, the group deals with about 2.6 million contracts a day for European clients.
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About 600,000 barrels a day goes to Europe, and so it depends on the level that Europe is cooperating with Trump.
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"The risk is that Europe continues to produce political risk and political risks are a main reason why investors abroad, particularly outside Europe, don't invest in Europe — so the uncertainty is that the politics this is producing is a real negative for Europe as an investment location and I think that's really the concern I have," Weber told CNBC.
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"The question of Turkey threatening to send ISIS fighters back to Europe is probably not the key concern for Europe in the short term, in the sense that Turkey already has leverage over Europe by threatening to let millions of migrants flow into Europe," Adeline Van Houtte, an analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via email.
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We need to do everything not to let it degenerate into a blame game, so futile and so typical of recent years, or a bidding competition for best-sounding slogans, such as "better Europe", "less Europe" or "more Europe".
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"We cannot allow for a scenario where the evolution of the European Union towards a multi-speed Europe hits the unity of central and eastern Europe," Szczerski, President Andrzej Duda's adviser, told the Reuters Central & Eastern Europe Investment Summit.
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The United Nations, on the other hand, is calling for Europe to create safe and legal pathways to Europe for refugees and migrants so that they will not try to reach Europe by making the dangerous journey through Libya.
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The EU began looking at whether Gazprom, which operates in Europe, would be breaching antitrust rules in Europe in September of 2012, after concerns were raised that the Russian energy company would quash competitors in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Imad arrived in Europe shortly before the stream of refugees from Syria to Europe became a flood in the summer and fall of 2015, when hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees made their way to the heart of Europe.
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"It was another thing of mine where I was like, if everyone else is doing Europe, we've gotta do Europe," says Berthier.
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"If Europe didn't do well last year, when is it going to perform?" said Gardiner, who recommends neutral positioning on continental Europe.
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Growth in Europe will benefit from the phasing in of diesel car bans in parts of Europe in the 2020s, Romano said.
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I think it's very difficult to talk about Europe as one thing because you find different sentiments in different parts of Europe.
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And I think what we have to push for is like Europe, where you only have one border for all of Europe.
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Mr. Reeker took charge of the State Department's activities in Europe and Eurasia this March, dividing his time between Washington and Europe.
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"The most important thing is that customers really like it," Mark Hemsley, president of CBOE Europe and CEO at BATS Europe, said.
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If we continue only with the financial Europe, the risk will be Europe become the responsible for every problem in this continent.
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Europe is now increasingly concerned about climate change and Africa, while the U.S. (and somewhat Europe) has become increasingly concerned about China.
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He said the only way Europe could combat people smuggling would be to offer legal ways for people to get to Europe.
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The dogs of ancient Europe probably looked a lot like the mutts roaming Europe today, new DNA discoveries from dog fossils suggest.
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Like Europe, East Asia has generous and mostly good state provision, but unlike Europe it also has a fast-growing private sector.
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Wednesday's Dutch election is an important one, widely dubbed by Europe-watchers as a litmus test for rising nationalist sentiment in Europe.
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Even a developing stock market rout in the United States and Europe this week hit Europe harder, taking the S&P 28 .
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Europe heat wave Europe has been sweltering under a historic heat wave and today, temperatures are supposed to reach their breaking point.
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Macron told Europe 1 radio that the "main victim" of the U.S. withdrawal from the INF accord was Europe and its security.
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Squawk Box Live in Europe watched market reaction as shares in Asia and Europe broadly sold off following a negative U.S. session.
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"We're bullish on Europe, and most importantly we're bullish in Europe across financials," said Serra, founder, CEO and CIO of Algebris Investments.
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Europe needs to ante up and bear the primary burden for defending Europe, while the U.S. can provide surge capability if needed.
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Now with 224 stores in Europe, the retailer said it was about a year and half away from breaking even in Europe.
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In Europe, however, these kind of perks are still rather unusual (in large part due to the lower interchange fees in Europe).
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Europe-wide arrest warrants and an improved information system make it easier to pick up returning jihadists as they re-enter Europe.
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" Trump and European immigration Trump also lamented immigration in Europe during his news conference, saying "it has been very bad for Europe.
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Erwin Rommel, they poured resources into Hitler's Fortress Europe, building defenses across the shorelines of northern Europe where landings could be expected.
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In 2015, ICBC Europe purchased an advanced European AML monitoring system to enhance the bank's AML mechanisms in Europe, the spokesman said.
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Fellow right-wingers across Europe, who want to reform the bloc under Marine Le Pen's "Europe of Nations" alliance, offer one solution.
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And for its own protection, Europe — and you know this, everybody knows this, everybody has to know this — Europe must do more.
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In Europe, Ford reported a record pretax profit of $1.2 billion for the year, while GM is in the red in Europe.
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And for its own protection, Europe—and you know this, everybody knows this, everybody has to know this—Europe must do more.
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It's hard to imagine that Europe could once again deteriorate into rival nation-states and that Europe and America could drift apart.
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New Zealand is thousands of miles away from Europe, but the Christchurch attack on mosque worshippers must have raised alerts across Europe.
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Disney could wait to counter until regulators in Europe approve a different international media deal — Comcast's bid for Sky Broadcasting in Europe.
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EUROPE Marine fuel supplier Peninsula Petroleum plans to double VLSFO deliveries to 600,000 tonnes by year-end in Europe and the Americas.
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Slavoj Žižek recently declared that Europe is kaput and Faldbakken is using nonlinear techniques to explore this feeling that Europe is balding.
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On Europe, too, he is adamant that the answer to growing public disenchantment with Europe's institutions is not less Europe, but more.
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If this was a desire for Europe to pay more, why wouldn&apost he charge Sondland to go ask Europe for more?
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Regional breakdown across Europe: Asia-Pacific (30%), within Europe (23%), Middle East/North Africa (21%), sub-Saharan Africa (17%), the Americas (8%).
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Arguably losing Europe is the bigger worry for Huawei, given Europe is the larger market for both its smartphones and communications equipment.
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If, in theory, securing a viable future is about making it to Europe, in practice it is about making it across Europe.
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No, it had to get out of Europe to go global (and make sure its citizens could no longer work in Europe)!
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With the aptly named Alchemist Europe, Alchemist will be opening an office in Munich and bringing in its first Europe-focused cohort.
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BENIOFF: EUROPE IS HUGE FOR US. AND YOU CAN SEE THAT IN SOME OF THESE SPECTACULAR CUSTOMERS THAT WE'RE SIGNING IN EUROPE.
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And why is Western Europe willing to sacrifice the security and economic stability of Central and Eastern Europe with such a proposal?
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The company, which gets about 72 percent of its revenue outside Northern Europe, said recent weakness in the sterling would boost second-half gross margins, as it would see lower purchasing costs in Southern Europe, Central Europe and Asia Pacific.
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"The strategy continues to be to find European scale-ups — and by Europe we mean Europe and Israel — and help them become global winners," Davor Hebel, Managing Partner and Head of Eight Roads Ventures Europe, tells me during a call.
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Both Europe-based and non-Europe-based teams are eligible to apply, and the Battlefield has no funding minimum or maximum to participate.
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"Britain could renter Europe as part of these groups and it could also perform a function in linking Europe and America," he added.
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U.S. Army Europe and the German Army co-host the third Strong Europe Tank Challenge at Grafenwoehr Training Area, June 3 - 8, 2018.
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Europe, on the other hand, there's a woman named Margrethe Vestager who's been very tough on all the big media companies in Europe.
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Berlin will see Disrupt Europe, our major conference, arrive this December, featuring some of the best known names from the Valley and Europe.
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It said the probe had been launched into Amazon Services Europe, Amazon Europe Core, Amazon EU, Amazon Italia Services and Amazon Italia Logistica.
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The DN Capital founder describes himself as "definitely a pro-Europe person" and that fewer borders and fewer restrictions are better for Europe.
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She points out that "half the people" in Europe walk around naked, which is exactly how I picture Europe, if we're being frank.
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" When one of the Russians asked whether it was better for the company to be in Russia or Europe, he replied: "Europe, definitely.
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Last year, 180,000 tonnes of cargo travelled on trains to western Europe from China (the remainder was destined for Russia and eastern Europe).
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A defensive Europe of Christian nation states will set itself against a post-modern and increasingly integrated Europe open to immigration and globalisation.
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"We see a lot more renewables in the mix in Europe, and Europe is ahead in legislation on climate change," the CEO added.
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"They might decide to just geoblock Europe, and just make their services not available to people accessing the internet from Europe," says Reda.
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"We are in Europe, we will remain in Europe but we don't want to be at the back of the line," he said.
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Big in Europe Though 0.0 has only been on the market for a few years in Europe, its already giving Heineken a boost.
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The Christmas getaway is a rare moment when this European Europe intersects en masse with the other, national Europe—and everything in between.
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Chinese investments in eastern Europe are dwarfed by those from the west, notes Tomas Valasek of Carnegie Europe, a foreign-policy think-tank.
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That is going to come to Central Europe, it's going to come to Western Europe, it's going to come to the United Kingdom.
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BOB PISANI: Europe, EU last week, essentially flat growth in Italy going nowhere, 1% at best for the rest of Europe right now.
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I still have some friends who go to Europe to travel around, but I think Europe is too expensive now for casual travel.
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The EU made trade with Europe much easier for the US, and it also made it easier to ask Europe for geopolitical help.
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What's happening in Europe is going to happen in the United States if we take on the policies that Europe has taken on.
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For instance, many of the corporates active in Europe are producing at several places and that they build new plants all over Europe.
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The U.S. financial information provider said it would appoint Christophe Roupie as head of Europe and Asia for its Europe and Trax divisions.
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You know not this pie in the sky stuff where they ask Europe for stuff that they never get to get from Europe.
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In Europe, the pan European Stoxx 600 Index was around 0.31 percent with the STOXX Europe 600 Bank Stocks index 0.6 percent lower.
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On a visit to Brittany, a particularly pro-Europe region, Macron urged commentators to fight those who "hate Europe" rather than attacking him.
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Important national elections in France, Germany, and other parts of Europe next year will provide further clues as to whether Europe holds together.
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Vintage Books, 2010 The Trouble with Europe: Why the EU isn't working - What could take its place - How the referendum could change Europe.
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Inflation in central Europe has stayed high amid home-grown economic growth safeguarding the region for now from a slowdown in western Europe.
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UL raised the biggest ever Europe-based fund with 16 billion euros ($18.69 billion) for private equity investments in Europe and North America.
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Southern Europe was often to blame for Europe's poor performance but it's currently doing quite well, while northern Europe is today's problem child.
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"I also represent a lot of people in Europe because a lot of people from Europe are in the United States," he added.
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A loss of economic momentum in Europe has made policymakers in Europe and Britain more cautious about ending 2008 financial crisis-era policies.
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"What we're seeing in Europe right now -- with horrific measles outbreaks across Europe -- could also begin in the US as well," he said.
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In partnership with VivaTech, Startup Battlefield Europe will feature startups from across continental Europe working on the cutting-edge technologies blooming this Spring.
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"Because Germany — despite its history — was allowed to grow to new strength in Europe, we Germans must do more for Europe," he said.
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Both the ECB and the BOE are assuming scenarios in which America raises tariffs on China and Europe, with China and Europe retaliating.
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Poles have the right to have their expectations toward Europe, especially the Europe that left us at the mercy of Russians in 1945.
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The Navy's 6th Fleet, which primarily operates around Europe and Africa, imposed a 14-day quarantine on ships between port calls in Europe.
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"Because Germany - despite its history - was allowed to grow to new strength in Europe, we Germans must do more for Europe," he said.
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Mr. Trump has slapped steel and aluminum tariffs on Europe and other trading partners, and has threatened tariffs on cars manufactured in Europe.
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Mr. Rouhani is sending Europe a clear signal: If Iran doesn't get any benefits from its participation in the agreement, neither will Europe.
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And by that measure Europe has done almost exactly as well as the U.S.: So Europe has done better than most Americans imagine.
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This comes as the US Army Europe has been preparing for its largest exercise on the continent since the 1990s, Defender-Europe 20.
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The Navy's 6th Fleet, which primarily operates around Europe and Africa, imposed a 14-day quarantine on ships between port calls in Europe.
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Turkey has vowed to flood Europe with refugees, unless Europe does more to help it handle the fallout from the war in Syria.
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Conte added that the whole of Europe will face a recession, and that a powerful, efficient and immediate answer from Europe was needed.
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The app will roll out globally next year, starting with Western Europe in March, then Latin America and Eastern Europe in the fall.
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Every thinking person in Western Europe is grateful for the enormous contribution of the United States to the liberation of Europe from fascism.
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It said sales in Eastern Europe, Krka's largest market, rose by 17% in 2019 while the same growth was achieved in Western Europe.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "When asked about the NATO alliance in Europe, Trump floated an exciting idea — spice NATO up with some non-Europe countries.
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"America's strategy towards Europe has always been highly consequential, but up until now that strategy has been aimed at bolstering Europe," she said.
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Sleeper recently announced the winners of its third annual Ahead Europe Awards, which recognize the best new hospitality projects and renovations in Europe.
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"I do think you want to own some Europe, because the valuation spread of Europe versus U.S. is at multidecade highs," Davi said.
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The country scored 19 out of 100 points in a 2016 survey by EU-funded Rainbow Europe ranking LGBT people's rights in Europe.
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Previously the company reported results for six units that included Western Europe, Central & Eastern Europe, and Japan and emerging markets as separate units.
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A trip to Europe Congressional travel records show that Nunes and three aides traveled to Europe from November 30 to December 3, 2018.
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Germany has the strongest system of co-determination in Europe, and it is a defining feature of its economy, the biggest in Europe.
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The second reason is that a Europe in which the US is not engaged is a Europe that is likely to be unstable.
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They've all come out of Silicon Valley, and so Europe is going to do what Europe always does, which is regulate and tax.
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EUROPE: Tens of thousands of stateless Roma - an ethnic group with origins in India - are thought to live in central and eastern Europe.
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"We will see Europe revert to growth at the end of the year, so we are going to go one or two quarters more with negative or flat growth in Europe, and then of course Europe has to get back to growth."
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"While Turkey and Europe haggle over long standing political battles like visa free travel, refugees continue to suffer with little chance of protection in Europe and serious violations against them in Turkey," said Gauri van Gulik, deputy Europe director at Amnesty International.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: And we're investing in interests not just in the U.S. also, but throughout Europe because I think actually in Europe it's sad.
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"Maybe the expectations for France and Germany continuing to shape Europe have become too high," wrote Judy Dempsey at Carnegie Europe, a think-tank.
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I think that this structural reform agenda is very substantial in Europe and really Europe has to try to ..there's no single silver bullet.
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Europe-, we need to reinforce Europe, to balance this power on the right and the left, because in other cases, its' a real problem.
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But Europe still has its eye on the future -- and many in Europe know that Britain is too good a catch to lose forever.
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Would far-right parties in Western Europe see an immigrant from, say, Algeria in the same way they'd see an immigrant from Eastern Europe?
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For example, Europe, if we try to sell a car over there, Europe charges us a high VAT tax and a 265 percent tariff.
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I deeply believe the UK needs Europe and Europe needs the UK. But the final decision is in the hands of the British people.
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First, Trainline is overwhelmingly dominant in the U.K. but doesn't operate anywhere else in Europe (Trainline has been trying to break into Europe, unsuccessfully).
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Payments on Visa debit and credit cards now account for more than one euro in every 5.70 euros spent in Europe, Visa Europe said.
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It also threatens energy supplies to Europe from the Caspian Basin and transportation and trade routes between Europe and Asia that bypass Russian territory.
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If you're flying into, out of, or within Europe—or on a Europe-based carrier—chances are you're entitled to more than you think.
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As in October and November, December weather was the coldest in eastern Europe and western Russia, while western Europe remained fairly mild, it said.
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Musk and Straubel also showed a picture of a green field in Europe, joking that this would one day be their Gigafactory in Europe.
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Google responded by suspending human reviews across Europe, while its lead data watchdog in Europe, the Irish DPC, told us it's "examining" the issue.
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"Europe has been faster," a Democratic Senate aide told me, adding that many of the companies Europe is regulating are not European but American.
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The country was identified as the worst place to be gay in Europe by the ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index, which cited frequent hate crimes.
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Jordi Vaquer is the regional director for Europe at the Open Society Foundations and a co-director of the Open Society Initiative for Europe.
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"I want my children and grandchildren to experience, study and travel in Europe," added Sabine, who was attending her fifth Pulse of Europe event.
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Established in 1973, Safetykleen Europe is headquartered in London and operates in 14 countries, principally in Europe, as well as Brazil, China and Turkey.
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Europe had a more upbeat session on Friday, with British , German and French stocks, as well as the broader STOXX Europe 600, closing higher.
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Nigeria exported mainly to Asia and Europe last year while imports were dominated by machinery, petrol and foods products from Asia, Europe and Americas.
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Get them on the road, make them a problem for Europe to bend Europe to the will of where they want them to be.
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The largest country in Europe by land mass, Ukraine is a young democracy, struggling to join Europe and ally itself with the United States.
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This year, however, flows in Europe were "definitely positive," said de Sanctis, himself the former head of private banking in Europe for Credit Suisse.
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In the years following the Second World War, Europe was swimming with dollars, thanks to the Marshall Plan and American military aid to Europe.
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"Clearly $123 a barrel oil is going to bring casualties in Europe this winter," Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Monday.
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Sure, people in western Europe were friendly, but in eastern Europe I thought they took it to another level — despite the stone-faced stereotype.
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The B-2s are deployed with US Strategic Command's Bomber Task Force Europe, which sends US forces to Europe to train with NATO allies.
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While Russia attacks democracy in America and Europe, Trump attacks American agencies and divides democratic alliances that defend America and Europe from these attacks.
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Brussels is best known as the de facto capital of Europe, but it is also fast becoming the capital of Islamic radicalism in Europe.
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This year, however, flows in Europe were "definitely positive", said de Sanctis, himself the former head of private banking in Europe for Credit Suisse.
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Most people feel the FDA was way behind Europe or any other, which is unusual, we're being behind Europe in terms of regular ... Yeah.
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East Side ShowroomPlaces in America with a kinda "Old Europe" feel are odd because Old Europe has working toilets older than our entire country.
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Next year the Defense Department wants to quadruple military spending in Europe to $3.4 billion and start rotating an armored brigade through Eastern Europe.
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The countries of central Europe suspect that Macron is intent on making the eurozone the new vanguard of Europe and leaving the rest behind.
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He "wants to be important, to change Europe and to change the world," István Hegedűs, the chairman of the Hungarian Europe Society, told me.
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In Europe, some of the thousands of soldiers who deployed for Defender-Europe 20 are preparing to return to the US ahead of schedule.
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Although Italy has been the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in Europe since mid-February, the rest of Europe has been badly affected too.
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About 29,000 American soldiers — 20,000 deploying from the U.S. and 9,000 from units stationed in Europe — are involved in the exercise, Defender Europe 20.
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Stocks in Europe hit a two-year high in May as investors ditched their positions from the U.S. into a more politically-certain Europe.
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We don't believe in this Europe, we want — There was a lot of talk and slogans of, you know, we want a real Europe.
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We don't believe in this Europe, we want — There was a lot of talk and slogans of, you know, we want a real Europe.
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That will allow the U.S. to maintain a division's worth of equipment in Europe and an additional combat brigade in central and eastern Europe.
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In 2013, Europe said it had received an official complaint from FairSearch Europe, a group of Google's competitors, including Oracle and Nokia, among others.
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Populist leaders in Europe and across the Atlantic looked on with delight as they gained a powerful ally in the heart of Western Europe.
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" In the book, Geller and Spencer argued that America and Europe face "creeping Sharia" and that "Europe is committing slow cultural and demographic suicide.
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Volume in its Europe, Middle East and Africa segment climbed 4%, driven by growth in Nigeria, North Africa, Turkey and central and eastern Europe.
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In addition, because Europe is not a United States of Europe, there is no effective overall commitment to support economic growth across the continent.
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The 163th-century Palazzo Daniele in Italy&aposs Puglia region was named Europe&aposs hotel of the year in the Ahead Europe 2019 Awards.
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The largest country in Europe by land mass, Ukraine is a young democracy, struggling to join Europe and ally itself with the United States.
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"The difference between clubs in Europe and U.S. is that in Europe, club culture is seen as an engine of creativity," Dr. Moore said.
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"Brexiters have done Europe no end of good," said Denis MacShane, a writer and former minister for Europe in the government of Tony Blair.
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But he also laid out the judicial quandary that Turkey has presented to the Council of Europe and in its broader relationship with Europe.
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They sign with labels overseas, tour, and cultivate an audience in Europe and with luck, the U.S. "It's not really hard because the DIY scene in Europe is pretty big," Zafrir Tsori, the lead singer and guitarist in Dukatalon, says about booking gigs in Europe.
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He puts US traction down to GetYourGuide's "relative strength in Europe" (vs competitors), and to Europe itself being a massive travel activities market — worth $150BN annually — which he says has also meant it has always made sense for GetYourGuide to stay headquartered in Europe.
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"If you are a foreign institution hubbing into Europe from London, you really have no choice other than to think very quickly and carefully how to replicate the access to Europe ... If you have already established operations in Europe, you can take your time".
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Europe is very attractive as well because prices are about 20% lower for comparable assets in Europe than they are in the United States, and there's some uncertainty in Europe and that tends to produce a lower price and financing is pretty much readily available.
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"Western Europe" is made up of countries that grew as plump, modern democracies under an American security umbrella and invented the EU. Meanwhile, "former communist Europe" -- sometimes called "Eastern Europe" -- battled for decades to break from Soviet-imposed communism and find its own voice.
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And in doing so it's attempting to crack open the savings deposit market in Europe, taking advantage of EU-wide banking regulation and potentially letting savers in Europe more easily shop around for a better savings rate regardless of where in Europe they are located.
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That will be on display during Defender Europe 20, the US Army&aposs largest exercise in Europe in 25 years, which will involve 37,000 troops from 18 countries — including 20,000 US troops deployed from the US — and take place in 10 countries in Europe.
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In what The Times called "bookends to a terrible year that saw the wars of the Middle East metastasize across Europe and beyond," two terrorist attacks — one in Europe, the other on the periphery of Europe — came within hours of each other on Dec. 19.
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"I want to make it clear that Central Europe, now that it has stood on its own feet, is successful and plays a stabilizing role in Europe, and thus we want to have suitable weight in debates over the future of Europe," Mr. Orban said.
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But if you often travel outside of Europe, it could be a good deal, as you'll receive 1 percent in cash back outside of Europe.
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If what was a political party split turned into a Europe-wide crisis, it is because it reveals deeper fractures inside Britain -- and inside Europe.
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The law is a "serious attack on Hungarian democracy, unprecedented anywhere else in Europe", said Goran Buldioski, director of the Open Society Initiative for Europe.
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Ronald Kleijwegt, the managing director of Jusda Europe, a logistics unit of the contract manufacturer Foxconn, said that would be an uphill task in Europe.
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German luxury carmaker BMW, a customer of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, Tata Steel Europe and ArcelorMittal, fears that the merger could change things for the worse.
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Developing economies served by HBC across eastern Europe and Africa are still expected to grow several times faster than their developed neighbors in western Europe.
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So here is the reality that Europe faces today: a proper federation of 27 member states is impossible, given the centrifugal forces tearing Europe apart.
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We've seen some progress, for instance, the French government has started a couple of initiatives, but Europe-, really there's a danger that Europe falls behind.
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Pieter Cleppe is the Head of the Brussels office of Open Europe, an independent think tank specializing in policy in Europe and the European Union.
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"Paris is our first big-scale deployment in Europe, we have big ambitions in Europe," Lime France director Arthur-Louis Jacquier told Reuters on Thursday.
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Europe terror The US issued a travel alert for Europe ahead of the holiday season, urging tourists to be cautious around Christmas markets and festivals.
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"The call I make today is not only in favor of a Europe of defense — it is a call in defense of Europe," he said.
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In Europe we have piloted with the Bank of Cyprus and expect to launch several more trials in Europe in the first half of 2019.
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The government's proposals will see us out of Europe, yet run by Europe, bound by rules which we will have lost a hand in shaping.
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With Europe gearing up for the Brexit vote in the UK on June 23, Europe may be a riskier bet for your portfolio than China.
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"We shouldn't be telling Europe how to regulate their markets, and Europe should not be telling the U.S. how to regulate their markets," Duffy said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The owners of Thom Europe are considering new ownership options to help finance expansion across Europe, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The insurer currently writes business in Europe from UK-based insurance company AIG Europe Ltd, and has branches across the European Economic Area and Switzerland.
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He's right that the Government's current proposals are 'a travesty of Brexit' and represent a huge democratic deficit - out of Europe but run by Europe.
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The Soviet Union's deployment of the SS-9, an advanced and accurate missile that could strike most of Europe from deep within Russia alarmed Europe.
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TechCrunch scoured all of Europe to find the most innovative and disruptive early-stage startups to launch at TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Europe 215 at VivaTech.
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You had the Russians talking about cutting off supply of the gas to the Ukrainians and by implication to Eastern Europe, even to Western Europe.
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So Europe today is certainly closer to the Europe of 1932 than the United States, which I think is in a very different economic situation.
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Regional equities generally tracked Asia and Western Europe, where markets gained on optimism over U.S.-China trade talks, although company results in Europe were mixed.
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Pieter Cleppe is the head of the Brussels office of Open Europe, an independent think tank specializing in policy in Europe and the European Union.
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Senators in Europe Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, and five bipartisan colleagues from the panel were in Europe when the attack happened.
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But Europe will also find itself under pressure if China starts redirecting its steel to Europe, as Russia is likely to do with its aluminum.
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They purchased the C-Star through the Defend Europe crowdfunding campaign in July, which they said would help them intercept NGOs bringing refugees to Europe.
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"We are ambitious for markets beyond Europe, but at the moment Europe is the ball game," said James Withers, Chief Executive of Scotland Food & Drink.
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Medical professionals, she said, relocate mainly from southern Europe, including countries like Spain, Portugal, and Greece, and Eastern Europe, including countries like Romania and Bulgaria.
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In emerging Europe, Hungary's forint and the Czech crown rose over 0.3 percent against the dollar but caution remained amid economic slowdown fears in Europe.
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It was also noted on the call that fourth-quarter traffic was negative in North America and Europe, with Europe experiencing more significant traffic challenges.
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"But Europe in particular, which has a heavy weight in financials - Europe is the region which stands out to us as most attractive," he concluded.
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" In Faye's 2016 book, "The Colonisation of Europe," he writes, of Muslims in Europe, "No solution can be found unless a civil war breaks out.
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Within Europe, five-year breast cancer survival increased to at least 85 percent in 16 countries including Britain, compared with 71 percent in Eastern Europe.
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"It's key for Europe ... that the Number 1 financial centre in the world remains in Europe," Gramegna told students at the London School of Economics.
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The Soviet Union's deployment of the SS-20, an advanced and accurate missile that could strike most of Europe from deep within Russia, alarmed Europe.
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And when the Cup returns to Europe in two years, it will be played not in England or Scotland or Wales, but in continental Europe.
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Europe is Europe, and if you want to be part of the main achievement, the internal market, everyone including the British must respect the rules.
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"This shows Europe is the priority," a French diplomatic source said of the fact that the foreign ministry portfolio does not usually officially include Europe.
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The airline's business class or "Club" offering varies wildly depending on whether you're traveling short-haul within Europe (Club Europe) or long-haul (Club World).
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"We've seen democratic socialist parties in Western Europe rise to leadership and play very critical roles in really key countries in Europe," Younis told Hill.
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Europe is the main audienceDespite skyrocketing tensions between the U.S. and Iran under Trump, the main audience for Tehran's nuclear moves right now is Europe.
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The last time America and Europe went head-to-head over Iranian sanctions, Europe pushed back and the United States was forced to back down.
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Back in Europe, the euro area Composite Flash Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for June suggested that business growth in Europe remains on a recovery path.
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The migrants are often returning from places like Algeria and Libya, where many get stuck en route to Europe, as well as from Europe itself.
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Much of Southern Europe was overheating, partly because of cheap money drawn in from Northern Europe, leading to a division between creditor and debtor countries.
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The anti-immigration, anti-Europe policies of Le Pen and her party, the National Front, have Europe anxious about the future of the European Union.
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For this reason, this Europe of nations wouldn't -- should it ever come to pass -- last long, as indeed its predecessors such as interwar Europe didn't.
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General Tod Wolters, the top U.S. Air Force general in Europe and NATO's Allied Air Commander, said the new warplane was taking root in Europe.
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The profiles differ even more depending on whether you're looking at the United States or Europe, and even from one country to another within Europe.
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This "Europe" is neither the "Europe of the fatherlands" favored by de Gaulle and others, nor the supranational entity that was associated with Jacques Delors.
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The BDI Federation of German Industry warned Europe against adopting overly ambitious targets, noting that Europe accounted for only 10 percent of global CO2 emissions.
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Even as Europe now struggles to forge a common policy toward China's economic advance, Beijing has managed to hive off deal after deal in Europe.
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Ms. Merkel, China's largest trading partner in Europe, seemed open to the prospect of Europe participating more with China, if they evened the playing field.
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The fear is that after completing the pipeline, Russia could cut off gas to Eastern Europe while continuing to sell to Germany and Western Europe.
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A 220006-year-old dream now carries goods and people from China to Europe, Europe to China, without using a square inch of Russian territory.
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But in the Cold War we put 400,000 troops in Europe to keep the sectarian peace there and to keep Europe on a democracy track.
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Other nations in Europe were afraid of the overwhelming power a reunified Germany could muster within Europe, and did what they could to oppose reunification.
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Aachen was the residence of Charlemagne, often called the "father of Europe", who managed to unite much of western Europe in the early ninth century.
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"New energy cars are very popular in Europe and recently we received invitations from many countries that welcome us to develop in Europe," Feng added.
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"It's key for Europe ... that the Number 1 financial center in the world remains in Europe," Gramegna told students at the London School of Economics.
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Since then, authorities across Europe have been bracing themselves for similar meddling in upcoming, critical elections throughout Europe, including in France, the Netherlands, and Germany.
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Hungary has insisted on tough border security, opposed policies that would encourage migrants to come to Europe, and proposed asylum-processing centres in hotspots outside Europe.
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Now, in many ways, NATO is coming back to Europe, because we see a more assertive Russia, we are strengthening our collective defense in Europe again.
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Asked about rising levels of African refugees and migrants entering Europe, the Dalai Lama said Europe should take them in and offer them education and training.
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HUNTSMAN: Well, trying to influence other elections, not only our own, but those in Europe, tampering with the Brexit boat, funding nefarious political movements within Europe.
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Europe's largest automaker is making slow progress on fixing cars in Europe, having repaired less than 10 percent of the 8.5 million affected models in Europe.
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The Aurignacians, who drew famous cave paintings in France, dominated Europe and then disappeared around 103,000 years ago as another group, the Gravettians, migrated into Europe.
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Russia halted oil flows along the pipeline to Eastern Europe and Germany in April because of contaminated crude, leaving refiners in Europe scrambling to find supplies.
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The European Commission's recent white paper on the future of Europe suggested five options, one of which was to move explicitly to a multi-speed Europe.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, an affiliate of Cantor Fitzgerald & Co, has been expanding in Europe in recent years, with around 150 now based in its London headquarters.
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EUROPE ATTACKS Eight is enough: Security agencies in Europe are frantically searching for at least eight suspects tied to the ISIS attacks in Paris and Brussels.
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And many of history's largest empires were located in Europe and Asia because the shape of both Europe and Asia is wider than it is tall.
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TC: The investing landscape is pretty competitive in Europe right now, with some much larger organizations, and some that are very Europe-first in their outlook.
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TechCrunch is returning to Europe with Disrupt Berlin to talk with the best and brightest people in tech from Europe and the rest of the world.
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Standard Industries which has 75 percent of its sales in the United States with the rest in Europe, has been shopping in Europe already this year.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Azerbaijan, Turkey and Armenia have the most restrictive LGBT+ equality laws and policies in Europe, campaign group ILGA-Europe said on Monday.
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In Europe, sales rose 9 percent to nearly 50,000, powered by eastern Europe, while sales in north America rose 11 percent to 34,000, the federation said.
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"Europe must quickly prove that it offers value by dealing with urgent questions" such as the migrant crisis and youth unemployment in southern Europe, he said.
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In morning trading in Europe Stoxx Europe 600 banking index is down nearly 2 percent and a number of banks have warned of uncertain times ahead.
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The company's top aims are to "defend our position in Europe and expand to North America primarily, but also other markets" including Eastern Europe, Rahmathulla said.
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Recent estimates from Europe and US say as many as 1,900 foreign fighters have returned to Europe after stints in Iraq and Syria, the official said.
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However, the STOXX Europe 600 banks index fell 0.4 percent, bringing its losses for the year to around 22 percent — the worst-performing sector in Europe.
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Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Monday that the summit showed that his country was "indispensable for Europe, and Europe indispensable for Turkey," Reuters reported.
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However, low rainfall that accompanied the warm spell had accentuated dryness across southern Europe and in parts of central Europe following drought last year, it said.
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MARCHIONNE SAYS ONE-SIXTH TO ONE-SEVENTH OF VEHICLES WITH FCA ENGINES IN EPA ISSUE WILL BE IN EUROPE, BECAUSE DIESELS ARE MORE PREVALENT IN EUROPE
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"His visage is still before me, my dear friend Helmut's valedictory look, as he repeated: 'Europe, Europe'," Orban wrote in a condolence letter to his widow.
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Seen as the traditional growth engine of Europe, German politicians called for strict austerity measures in southern Europe after the euro zone debt crisis of 2011.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Technology index was up 2.4 percent, the top sectoral gainer in Europe, with the index at its highest level since early January.
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"I am convinced my election will be a historic chance for Europe," Le Pen said, adding that her stance on Europe had been distorted by others.
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A more independent Europe is likely to have a stiffer spine in resisting Russian interventions in Eastern Europe (where, in any case, Russia is increasingly unpopular).
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But on the question of 5G, Europe is divided... EM: Because Europe has simply failed to have any degree of thinking or coordination on the issue.
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Dozens of countries across Europe compete in the annual Eurovision competition, a campy, labyrinthine and politically charged contest to crown the best pop song in Europe.
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We operate in Western Europe, Eastern Europe, the Middle East North Africa Pakistan India North Asia Australia and New Zealand and these are all critical markets.
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Telegram was inaccessible for users in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, while Signal was down for hours across Europe, the US, Asia, and Australia.
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But the STOXX Europe 600 banks index fell 0.6 percent, bringing its losses for the year to around 22 percent — the worst-performing sector in Europe.
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AGCO has a strong position in Europe, and claims nearly a 50 percent market share in farming machinery in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
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"They've shown the capability to be able to reach pretty much all the capitals in Europe from any of the bodies of water that surround Europe."
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"We are taking decisive action to transform the Ford business in Europe," Steven Armstrong, Ford's president for Europe, Middle East and Africa, said in a statement.
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This is bad news also for U.S. exporters to Europe, and perhaps more importantly the many U.S. businesses with sizable investments and operations located in Europe.
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Indeed, during his visit to Europe our President has said he expects his session with him to be the "easiest" meeting he will have in Europe.
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That was NATO at its best, wonderfully successful in defending Europe from the Soviet threat and eventually in creating a Europe whole and free (and competitive).
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If the purpose of this tour was to stop Europe from being worried about Facebook, the exact opposite has occurred: Facebook should be worried about Europe.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index and the oil and gas index surged 3.9 percent and 2.3 percent respectively, the top sectoral gainers in Europe.
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Guinea Bissau will be hooking up to the ACE (Africa Coast Europe) cable, the statement said, one of five linking countries in West Africa to Europe.
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"We are taking decisive action to transform the Ford business in Europe," Steven Armstrong, Group Vice President, Europe, Middle East and Africa, said in a statement.
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Brussels is also the de facto capital of Europe, and an attack on it is an attack on democratic Europe and the cherished ideals it represents.
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Our first record was not distributed well, but Sub Pop started to get good distribution in Europe, so we actually went to Europe on that single.
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Henderson, which is based in London, is a large investment manager in Europe with about $215 billion in assets under management in Britain and Continental Europe.
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BrokerTec, MarketAxess, MTS and Tradeweb on Thursday founded the Electronic Debt Markets Association Europe, or EDMA Europe, to represent the interests of regulated e-trading venues.
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It is the largest deployment of U.S.-based forces to Europe in more than 25 years with 20,000 soldiers deployed directly from the U.S. to Europe.
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So stocks in Europe are attempting to rebound after losing about 123 percent last week as a number of coronavirus cases continue to rise across Europe.
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So stocks in Europe are attempting to rebound after losing about 8 percent last week as a number of coronavirus cases continue to rise across Europe.
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"Strategic bomber deployments to Europe provide theater familiarization for aircrew members and demonstrate US commitment to allies and partners," US Air Forces Europe said last week.
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Europe and the Americas contributed just 11 percent of StanChart revenues in 2018, while for HSBC, Europe including its very large British business, contributed 30 percent.
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"Europe was a main recipient, both in terms of the number of confirmed transactions ending up in Europe, but also in terms of revenue," Paoli said.
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"Europe was born in the fifth century B.C. with democracy in Greece, with the Roman Empire," and when Europe defended itself against certain types of invasions.
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A good place to start pondering the issues facing Europe as a whole is "The Questions That Could Reshape a Worried Europe in 2017" (Jan. 28).
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Europe and the U.S. agree to impose sanctions if Iran ever attempts to build a missile with a range that could hit Europe or America. 3.
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" The house should remain in Europe, Mr. Bernau said, because it would be "one of the only connections Berlin and Europe would have to Rosa Parks.
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Before World War I, a Europe of empires had just become a Europe of nation states; there was no tried and tested tradition of liberal democracy.
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"Schäuble crystallized this growing gap between the so-called peripheral Europe and the core Europe," said Constantin Gurdgiev, an adjunct finance professor at Trinity College Dublin.
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It is the largest deployment of US-based forces to Europe in more than 25 years with 20,000 soldiers deployed directly from the US to Europe.
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The exits mean its app footprint is shrinking to 22 markets, still with a focus on South America, South West Europe, and Eastern Europe and Africa.
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Europe struggles to respond Outside of Asia, the number of cases of the virus has risen to over 650 in Italy, the worst outbreak in Europe.
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Before leading Europe, he must reform France, for if he fails to do so, that monument to state control, Europe, will not line up behind it.
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Six years later, Europe beat the United States — the first time America had lost since 1957 — and Europe has won 11 of the 16 meetings since.
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Second, we should make clear our support for unhampered flow of Azerbaijan's energy to Europe and freer and more diversified routes of energy supply for Europe.
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FundPartner Solutions (Europe) S.A., a dedicated management company created by Pictet in Luxembourg, replaced Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild Europe as global custodian/administrator in 3Q17413.
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It was aimed at closing the gate against "undesirables," mainly Jews from Eastern Europe, Italians and Greeks from Southern Europe and Armenians from Turkey, among others.
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The proposed cryptocurrency has since garnered scrutiny from authorities across Europe and North America, with France and Germany pledging to block Libra from operating in Europe.
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However, on Wednesday he hinted at a compromise, telling parliament Italy could help make the summit a watershed for Europe "to create the Europe we want".
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You know, it's often the case with Europe that you despair of Europe and you think, 'Oh-- when are they going to get their act together?
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Europe: At a security conference in Munich last week, the rift between Europe and the Trump administration became open, angry and concrete, diplomats and analysts say.
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Investors are also nervous that trade battles will spread to Japan and Europe, with Trump on Tuesday accusing Europe of devaluing the euro zone's single currency.
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It could also be Jewish civilization in Europe or free-thinking civilization in Europe, or sort of European tradition, which are progressively replaced by another population.
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"There's very real concern in Europe over the language that President-elect Trump is using in relation to Vladimir Putin, partly as a consequence of the actions that he took in Ukraine, partly because of his determination to divide Europe and weaken Europe," the Rt. Hon.
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The party has received a surge in support since 2015 — when well over one million people entered Europe, mostly fleeing conflicts in Syria and Iraq — and populist leaders in southern and eastern Europe have rejected her calls for a wholesale reform of Europe&aposs migration system.
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Finally, for everyone who keeps asking me why I am spending so much time on European earnings and the economic state of Europe, it's pretty simple: many people own Europe through ETFs now, and U.S.-based companies get a significant portion of their revenues from Europe.
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In Europe, French Health Minister Olivier Veran said he would talk to his European counterparts to discuss how best to cope with a possible epidemic in Europe, after Italy reported 2150 infections - the biggest outbreak in Europe of the flu-like virus - from just three before Friday.
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But part of the game and may I remind you there is Europe and Europe is part of the game and definitively Europe and probably India, we want cooperation maybe a different form of cooperation maybe a different form of multilateral approach maybe less strong than before.
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