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KTM Will Not Sell CFMoto Bikes In Europe Anymore; Here's Why
But, KTM and CFMoto will continue to have a manufacturing agreement for EU in place. And CFMoto will sell/distribute KTM motorcycles in China.
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Troubling Surge in Sexually Transmitted Infections Across Europe: EU Health Agency
The European Union's health agency said Thursday there was a "troubling" surge in cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) across Europe, which could be just "the tip of the iceberg".
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Boeing 737 MAX Could Get EU Clearance "By Year's End"
Boeing's troubled 737 MAX airliner, grounded for 18 months after two deadly accidents, could receive certification to fly again in Europe "by the end of the year", the EU's air safety chief said Friday.
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EU Antitrust Regulators Plan Broad Enquiry Into Tech Sector
EU antitrust regulators plan to open an enquiry into the tech industry, according to a European Commission document seen by Reuters, a sign of more regulatory troubles ahead for Google, Facebook, Amazon and other online groups.
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European Union Demands Full Probe, Accountability After Khashoggi's Death
The EU's top diplomat Federica Mogherini called Saturday for a thorough investigation into the "deeply troubling" death of Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi and full accountability for those responsible.
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Facebook's Damage Limitation Drive Hits Trouble in Germany
Facebook's attempt to limit fallout from a massive data breach hit trouble in Germany on Friday as a privacy watchdog opened a case against it.
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Pope Francis To Offer Birthday Counsel To Troubled EU
European Union leaders will receive guidance from Pope Francis Friday, on the eve of the troubled bloc's 60th anniversary celebrations in Rome.
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European Union 'Extremely Troubled' By 'Deterioration' of China's Human Rights
The European Union (EU) is "extremely troubled" by the human rights situation in China and has called for the immediate release of wrongly detained individuals, it said on Friday.
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From Brexit To Donald Trump, Europe Reels From Year Of Crisis
The European Union's founders believed its unity would be forged in crisis, but after Brexit and the election of Donald Trump the bloc and the geopolitical order that underpin it look shakier than ever.
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Key Dates In Britain's Relationship With The EU
Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union is the culmination of an often troubled relationship over recent decades.
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Border Agency Director Troubled By Internal European Union Fences: Reports
The head of the European Union's border agency is worried about countries building border fences within the EU to try to curb a surge of migrants, he told an Austrian newspaper.
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European Union Ministers to Discuss Border Controls After Paris Attacks
EU ministers hold emergency talks today on tightening border checks after the killing of the ringleader of the Paris attacks in an apartment in the French capital raised troubling questions about the bloc's security.
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Getty Images Takes Google Grievance to EU Antitrust Regulators
The renowned photojournalism archive said its troubles with Google started in early 2013.
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More trouble for Ranbaxy: EU fine coming up
The fines underscore the determination of EU and US regulators to break agreements that involve brand name drug companies paying generic manufacturers not to deliver cheaper drugs to the market, a process that ultimately harms consumers.
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European Union budget summit ends without deal, retry in 2013
European Union leaders failed to reach agreement on Friday on a new seven-year budget for their troubled bloc, calling off talks in less than two days after most countries rejected deeper spending cuts demanded by Britain and its allies.
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KTM Will Not Sell CFMoto Bikes In Europe Anymore; Here's Why
But, KTM and CFMoto will continue to have a manufacturing agreement for EU in place. And CFMoto will sell/distribute KTM motorcycles in China.
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Troubling Surge in Sexually Transmitted Infections Across Europe: EU Health Agency
The European Union's health agency said Thursday there was a "troubling" surge in cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) across Europe, which could be just "the tip of the iceberg".
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Boeing 737 MAX Could Get EU Clearance "By Year's End"
Boeing's troubled 737 MAX airliner, grounded for 18 months after two deadly accidents, could receive certification to fly again in Europe "by the end of the year", the EU's air safety chief said Friday.
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EU Antitrust Regulators Plan Broad Enquiry Into Tech Sector
EU antitrust regulators plan to open an enquiry into the tech industry, according to a European Commission document seen by Reuters, a sign of more regulatory troubles ahead for Google, Facebook, Amazon and other online groups.
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European Union Demands Full Probe, Accountability After Khashoggi's Death
The EU's top diplomat Federica Mogherini called Saturday for a thorough investigation into the "deeply troubling" death of Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi and full accountability for those responsible.
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Facebook's Damage Limitation Drive Hits Trouble in Germany
Facebook's attempt to limit fallout from a massive data breach hit trouble in Germany on Friday as a privacy watchdog opened a case against it.
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Pope Francis To Offer Birthday Counsel To Troubled EU
European Union leaders will receive guidance from Pope Francis Friday, on the eve of the troubled bloc's 60th anniversary celebrations in Rome.
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European Union 'Extremely Troubled' By 'Deterioration' of China's Human Rights
The European Union (EU) is "extremely troubled" by the human rights situation in China and has called for the immediate release of wrongly detained individuals, it said on Friday.
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From Brexit To Donald Trump, Europe Reels From Year Of Crisis
The European Union's founders believed its unity would be forged in crisis, but after Brexit and the election of Donald Trump the bloc and the geopolitical order that underpin it look shakier than ever.
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Key Dates In Britain's Relationship With The EU
Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union is the culmination of an often troubled relationship over recent decades.
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Border Agency Director Troubled By Internal European Union Fences: Reports
The head of the European Union's border agency is worried about countries building border fences within the EU to try to curb a surge of migrants, he told an Austrian newspaper.
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European Union Ministers to Discuss Border Controls After Paris Attacks
EU ministers hold emergency talks today on tightening border checks after the killing of the ringleader of the Paris attacks in an apartment in the French capital raised troubling questions about the bloc's security.
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Getty Images Takes Google Grievance to EU Antitrust Regulators
The renowned photojournalism archive said its troubles with Google started in early 2013.
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More trouble for Ranbaxy: EU fine coming up
The fines underscore the determination of EU and US regulators to break agreements that involve brand name drug companies paying generic manufacturers not to deliver cheaper drugs to the market, a process that ultimately harms consumers.
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European Union budget summit ends without deal, retry in 2013
European Union leaders failed to reach agreement on Friday on a new seven-year budget for their troubled bloc, calling off talks in less than two days after most countries rejected deeper spending cuts demanded by Britain and its allies.
