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EU Commission Defends Apple Tax Ruling
Addressing Irish lawmakers in Dublin, Vestager denied that Brussels was conducting a "witch-hunt" against multinationals such as Apple.
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PM Narendra Modi Asks UN To Address Challenge Posed By Terrorism
In the backdrop of terror attacks here last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tonight highlighted the dangers posed by terrorism to the world and said the UN should address such major challenges failing which the global body could be rendered irrelevant.
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India A Ray Of Hope In Bleak Global Economy: Top 10 Quotes Of PM Modi In Brussels
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the Indian community in Brussels, today said that terrorism has become a challenge to humanity. The PM's visit to Brussels comes a week after the city was hit by terror attacks in which 32 people died. While paying respect to those who died in the terror attack, the PM also said "terrorism must be de-linked ...
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PM Narendra Modi In Brussels: No Religion Teaches Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the Indian community in Brussels.
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Must De-link Religion From Terrorism, Says PM Modi In Brussels
Underlining that terrorism needs to be de-linked from religion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon the United Nations to address the problem in his address to the Indian community in Brussels, struck by multiple explosions last week.
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Russia Not Pondering Sanctions Against Ukraine, Vladimir Putin Says
President Vladimir Putin said today Russia was not planning to impose sanctions against Ukraine after Moscow slashed its free trade agreement with Kiev as it is set to enter a similar deal with Brussels.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon to Visit Brussels Amid European Union Migrant Crisis
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will travel to Brussels later this month to address the European parliament, as Europe seeks international cooperation to cope with the Mediterranean migrant crisis.
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EU strikes deal to cap banker bonuses
Bankers in Europe face a cap on bonuses as early as next year, following agreement in Brussels on Thursday to introduce what would be the world's strictest pay curbs, in a move politicians hope will address public anger at financial-sector greed.
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EU Commission Defends Apple Tax Ruling
Addressing Irish lawmakers in Dublin, Vestager denied that Brussels was conducting a "witch-hunt" against multinationals such as Apple.
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PM Narendra Modi Asks UN To Address Challenge Posed By Terrorism
In the backdrop of terror attacks here last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tonight highlighted the dangers posed by terrorism to the world and said the UN should address such major challenges failing which the global body could be rendered irrelevant.
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India A Ray Of Hope In Bleak Global Economy: Top 10 Quotes Of PM Modi In Brussels
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the Indian community in Brussels, today said that terrorism has become a challenge to humanity. The PM's visit to Brussels comes a week after the city was hit by terror attacks in which 32 people died. While paying respect to those who died in the terror attack, the PM also said "terrorism must be de-linked ...
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PM Narendra Modi In Brussels: No Religion Teaches Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the Indian community in Brussels.
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Must De-link Religion From Terrorism, Says PM Modi In Brussels
Underlining that terrorism needs to be de-linked from religion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon the United Nations to address the problem in his address to the Indian community in Brussels, struck by multiple explosions last week.
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Russia Not Pondering Sanctions Against Ukraine, Vladimir Putin Says
President Vladimir Putin said today Russia was not planning to impose sanctions against Ukraine after Moscow slashed its free trade agreement with Kiev as it is set to enter a similar deal with Brussels.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon to Visit Brussels Amid European Union Migrant Crisis
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will travel to Brussels later this month to address the European parliament, as Europe seeks international cooperation to cope with the Mediterranean migrant crisis.
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EU strikes deal to cap banker bonuses
Bankers in Europe face a cap on bonuses as early as next year, following agreement in Brussels on Thursday to introduce what would be the world's strictest pay curbs, in a move politicians hope will address public anger at financial-sector greed.
