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In a gloomy report, EU warns of record unemployment and continued economic crisis in Europe in 2013.
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Cyprus pleads for EU help as bailout approved
President urges EU to take measures to spur growth in Cyprus without increasing $10bn bailout loans.
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Cyprus seals last-minute bailout deal
EU finance ministers approve $13bn rescue deal to save the Mediterranean island's banking system from collapse.
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Cyprus in last-ditch talks to avert meltdown
President in Brussels for bailout talks as government spokesman warns he faces "difficult task" to save economy.
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Cyprus bailout talks 'at very delicate stage'
Cypriot government says negotiations with EU and IMF set to continue in Brussels, describing situation as "difficult".
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Eurozone leaders seek deal on Greek crisis
EU ministers are meeting in Brussels for third time to secure debt deal that will prevent imminent bankruptcy of Greece.
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EU economy still in doldrums
Despite progress on debt crisis, economy is undergoing "difficult process of macroeconomic rebalancing", says official.
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Germany firm on Greece despite IMF pressure
Merkel rebuffs call by the International Monetary Fund to give Greece more time to clean up finances.
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EU aid offer buys Spain more time
EU finance ministers have agreed on a $36.7bn bailout, but the plan may be delayed by legal and bureaucratic wrangling.
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Spain's bailout: A painkiller or a cure?
Spain's PM calls eurozone's cash injection a victory for the euro, but we ask if it will offer only temporary relief.
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