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Europe TV chief: Turn Greek channel on

Government shut down the station and its terrestrial signal Tuesday, citing the need to make austerity cuts

OnJune 14, 10:49 AM
Paris seeks cultural exception in EU-US trade pact

France's hopes of protecting movie and TV industry could delay start of transatlantic trade talks

OnJune 14, 8:22 AM
Europe seeks ways to ease youth unemployment

Eurozone officials target reduction in record jobless rate among young people

OnJune 14, 8:11 AM
General strike in Greece over state TV closure

Government pulled state-run broadcaster off the air Tuesday, axing all 2,656 jobs as part of its cost-cutting drive

OnJune 13, 8:10 AM
Greek state TV closure triggers strikes

Government closed the Hellenic Broadcasting Corp. and fired its 2,500 workers, citing the need to cut "incredible waste"

OnJune 12, 8:15 AM
Ex Eurogroup head concedes mistakes on Greek bailout

Admission by Jean-Claude Juncker comes days after a similar admission by the International Monetary Fund

OnJune 11, 7:54 AM
Debt inspection resumes in Greece amid EU-IMF spat

IMF last week sparked an international disagreement with a report on the early stages of the Greek bailout in 2010

OnJune 10, 8:37 AM
French President Francois Hollande claims eurozone crisis is over

Speaking to Japanese business leaders, Hollande tempers enthusiasm by admitting there's still some work to do

OnJune 09, 6:31 PM
German economy recovering after weak patch

Central bank expects Europe's largest economy to grow by only 0.3 percent in 2013, down from an early forecast of 0.4 percent

OnJune 07, 7:15 AM
ECB cuts eurozone outlook as rate held at 0.5 pct

In May, ECB cut its main rate by a quarter-point in an attempt to kick-start the economy of the 17 EU countries that use the euro

OnJune 06, 9:55 AM
Greek unemployment hits new high, at 26.8 percent

Youth unemployment remained extremely high, at 58.3 percent

OnJune 06, 7:52 AM
IMF admits "notable failures" in Greece bailout

After insisting on austerity, international lender says Greek depression has been worse than it expected

OnJune 05, 4:52 PM
Eurozone recovery proves elusive

Eurostat: Nine of the region's 17 members have seen their economies shrink for at least two quarters

OnJune 05, 8:11 AM
Latvia gets go-ahead to become 18th euro member

Final decision will be made by eurozone finance ministers July 9; Latvia is expected to introduce the euro on Jan. 1, 2014

OnJune 05, 8:03 AM
IMF: France needs more economic reforms to keep up

International Monetary Fund also lowered growth projections for the country, expects the economy to shrink 0.2 percent this year

OnJune 04, 8:11 AM

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Europe in Financial Crisis

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Europe TV chief: Turn Greek channel on

Paris seeks cultural exception in EU-US trade pact

Europe seeks ways to ease youth unemployment

General strike in Greece over state TV closure

Greek state TV closure triggers strikes

Ex Eurogroup head concedes mistakes on Greek bailout

Debt inspection resumes in Greece amid EU-IMF spat

French President Francois Hollande claims eurozone crisis is over

German economy recovering after weak patch

ECB cuts eurozone outlook as rate held at 0.5 pct

Greek unemployment hits new high, at 26.8 percent

IMF admits "notable failures" in Greece bailout

Eurozone recovery proves elusive

Latvia gets go-ahead to become 18th euro member

IMF: France needs more economic reforms to keep up

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