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EU leaders cautious over boosting bail-out funds

Brussels - European Union leaders were set to keep a cautious stance Friday on the question of boosting emergency funds for struggling EU and world economies, calling for action without saying how much, if any, money the 27-member bloc should offer. ... ...

EU rejects pleas to stimulate economy

European Union leaders meeting in Brussels have resisted appeals from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the United States to spend more money to try to revive their ailing economies. ...

EUclinches deal on 5-billion-euro stimulus plan - Summary

Brussels - European Union leaders clinched a deal Thursday on the use of 5 billion euros (6.9 billion dollars) in community funds to stimulate the economy, after Germany received assurances that the money would be spent by the end of 2010. Some of t... ...

EU wary of extra cash injection

2015: If the European Union gets its way the London G20 summit will concentrate on new rules and regulations, not discussing how to further stimulate the world economy. The EU, I hear some of you say, doesn't have a seat on at the G20. In fact it has two: for... ...

Zimbabwe Says in Talks With West on Sanctions

Zimbabwe is talking to the U.S. and European Union over the repeal of sanctions, according to a policy document released by the power-sharing government.

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