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Court 'Ruling Does Not Signify An Endorsement Of Super League': UEFA
The case goes back to April 2021, when 12 of Europe's biggest clubs announced they had signed up to the planned Super League, just before UEFA were set to reveal vast reforms to the Champions League.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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Northern EU States Urge Caution In Euro Reforms
Eight northern European countries said on Tuesday that euro zone reforms should focus on completing the banking union, improving compliance with budget rules and setting up a European Monetary Fund, with more ambitious plans left for later.
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EU's New Internet, Copyright Plans Upset Web Firms
The reforms are likely to shift some wealth from Internet services such as Google and Facebook to European telecom groups
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Queen Elizabeth Unveils British Government's Reform Agenda Ahead Of European Union Vote
Queen Elizabeth unveiled plans by British Prime Minister David Cameron today to overhaul prisons and help the poor under a social reform agenda he hopes to press after a referendum on European Union membership.
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UK Cannot Have 'Europe A La Carte': European Union Parliament Leader
Britain faces opposition from European partners over plans to reform the EU ahead of an in/out referendum on membership,and should not expect "Europe a la carte," the European Parliament president warned Friday.
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European Union To Unveil Veto Plan As Part Of 'Brexit' Reforms
The European Union will unveil plans on Tuesday for key changes in Britain's membership, including a "red card" system for parliaments to block laws made by Brussels, in a bid to prevent Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.
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David Cameron Wins Support On European Union Reform Plans From Hungary PM
Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday won broad backing from Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban for his EU reform proposals but not for his idea to freeze welfare benefits for EU migrants in Britain.
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David Cameron's European Union Talks Hit Trouble
David Cameron heads to Brussels on Thursday hoping to breathe new life into Britain's bid to recast its ties with the European Union, which has hit problems over a plan to cut benefits for migrants.
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David Cameron Says Britain Can Survive Outside EU
Britain can survive outside the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said today as he denied he was planning to campaign for Britain to stay in the EU regardless of the outcome of reform talks.
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Greece's Alexis Tsipras: Ball in European Union's court
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said Monday it was now up to European authorities to find a debt deal to save Athens from default, after the government submitted a reform plan to Brussels.
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Greece Delivers Reform Plan to EU, Warns on Cost of Failure
The reform proposals mark a further attempt by Tsipras to compromise with lenders as time runs out to reach a deal to prevent his country going bankrupt.
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Exchange of Documents With Greece a 'Good Sign': European Union
The EU hailed as a positive step Tuesday the exchange of documents between Greece and its international creditors, as Greece said it had submitted a reform plan to win vital bailout cash.
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David Cameron Urges 'Flexible and Imaginative' European Union Reforms
British Prime Minister David Cameron prepared today to lobby German Chancellor Angela Merkel for "flexible and imaginative" EU reforms, but faces an uphill battle against Franco-German plans for a more integrated Eurozone.
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European Investment Bank to Set Up Office in India
Impressed by India's economic reforms and its growth potential, European Union-owned European Investment Bank is planning to open its first office in the country soon to significantly expand its operations.
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Court 'Ruling Does Not Signify An Endorsement Of Super League': UEFA
The case goes back to April 2021, when 12 of Europe's biggest clubs announced they had signed up to the planned Super League, just before UEFA were set to reveal vast reforms to the Champions League.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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Northern EU States Urge Caution In Euro Reforms
Eight northern European countries said on Tuesday that euro zone reforms should focus on completing the banking union, improving compliance with budget rules and setting up a European Monetary Fund, with more ambitious plans left for later.
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EU's New Internet, Copyright Plans Upset Web Firms
The reforms are likely to shift some wealth from Internet services such as Google and Facebook to European telecom groups
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Queen Elizabeth Unveils British Government's Reform Agenda Ahead Of European Union Vote
Queen Elizabeth unveiled plans by British Prime Minister David Cameron today to overhaul prisons and help the poor under a social reform agenda he hopes to press after a referendum on European Union membership.
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UK Cannot Have 'Europe A La Carte': European Union Parliament Leader
Britain faces opposition from European partners over plans to reform the EU ahead of an in/out referendum on membership,and should not expect "Europe a la carte," the European Parliament president warned Friday.
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European Union To Unveil Veto Plan As Part Of 'Brexit' Reforms
The European Union will unveil plans on Tuesday for key changes in Britain's membership, including a "red card" system for parliaments to block laws made by Brussels, in a bid to prevent Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.
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David Cameron Wins Support On European Union Reform Plans From Hungary PM
Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday won broad backing from Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban for his EU reform proposals but not for his idea to freeze welfare benefits for EU migrants in Britain.
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David Cameron's European Union Talks Hit Trouble
David Cameron heads to Brussels on Thursday hoping to breathe new life into Britain's bid to recast its ties with the European Union, which has hit problems over a plan to cut benefits for migrants.
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David Cameron Says Britain Can Survive Outside EU
Britain can survive outside the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said today as he denied he was planning to campaign for Britain to stay in the EU regardless of the outcome of reform talks.
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Greece's Alexis Tsipras: Ball in European Union's court
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said Monday it was now up to European authorities to find a debt deal to save Athens from default, after the government submitted a reform plan to Brussels.
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Greece Delivers Reform Plan to EU, Warns on Cost of Failure
The reform proposals mark a further attempt by Tsipras to compromise with lenders as time runs out to reach a deal to prevent his country going bankrupt.
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Exchange of Documents With Greece a 'Good Sign': European Union
The EU hailed as a positive step Tuesday the exchange of documents between Greece and its international creditors, as Greece said it had submitted a reform plan to win vital bailout cash.
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David Cameron Urges 'Flexible and Imaginative' European Union Reforms
British Prime Minister David Cameron prepared today to lobby German Chancellor Angela Merkel for "flexible and imaginative" EU reforms, but faces an uphill battle against Franco-German plans for a more integrated Eurozone.
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European Investment Bank to Set Up Office in India
Impressed by India's economic reforms and its growth potential, European Union-owned European Investment Bank is planning to open its first office in the country soon to significantly expand its operations.
