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• Gloomy surveys point to German recession

  Aug 26 2008:

  The Ifo Institute, based in Munich, reports that its business climate index has this month fallen to lowest level since February 2006

• Economy: Eurozone teeters on brink of recession after output drops for the first time

  Aug 15 2008:

  Eurostat says GDP in the 15 eurozone countries contracted by 0.2% in the second quarter of 2008

• Eurozone economy shrinks for first time in more than a decade

  Aug 14 2008:

  Europe looks headed for recession with France and Germany leading the way down

• A foreign tour, but a home crowd

  Jul 26 2008:

  Editorial: If Europeans had a vote in this year's race for the White House, Mr Obama would be a shoo-in

• NHS patients to get free healthcare throughout EU

  Jul 2 2008:

  European Union governments voted today to let patients choose cross-border healthcare

• Ashley Seager explains why European interest rates are likely to rise

  Audio (3min 42sec): Jul 1 2008: Ashley Seager believes that the European Bank will raise eurozone interest rates because of soaring inflation, despite growing downturn

• Eurozone manufacturing and services unexpectedly slows

  Jun 23 2008:

  Analysts says the weak data will not surprise the ECB, which is expected to raise interest rates by 0.25 percentage points in July

• No expenses spared

  Jun 9 2008:

  Chris Davies: Even MEPs are shocked by the allowances: it's time the whole system was overhauled

• Poland is overtaking Britain on the road to Europe - and to the euro

  May 15 2008:

  Timothy Garton Ash: In a world transformed, Poles in Oxford prove the potential of the EU - while Brits travel here for little but the boozing

• 'Lazy, short-sighted and irresponsible'

  May 7 2008:

  A leaked government memo about how Britain plans to reach the EU's ambitious renewables target has provoked anger and disbelief among green campaigners

• Hard money

  Apr 19 2008:

  Leader: In less than a decade the European single currency has established its credibility on financial markets. The point has been made

• Ian Traynor on Brussels summit - fear of a slump

  Audio (2min 39sec): Mar 14 2008: Ian Traynor reports on the European summit in Brussels, which is discussing the world economy and climate change

• Kremlin incensed by watchdog refusal to monitor elections

  Feb 8 2008: · OSCE says restrictions prevent it doing its job
  · Russia accuses observers of double standards

• Boost for referendum on EU treaty

  Jan 20 2008: Influential committee of MPs says there is 'no material difference' between new measure and the old constitution

• Arrival of euro boosts Cyprus peace hopes

  Jan 2 2008: In its relatively short life, the euro has been called many things. Peacemaker has not been one of them. Now that may change as Europe's increasingly strong common currency reaches this fractured corner of the Levant

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