DUTCH FINANCE MINISTER JEROEN DIJSSELBLOEM

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France urged its European Union partners on yesterday to speed up efforts to cut off funds to extremists groups, nearly a month after the Paris attacks.

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Finance ministers of the European Union on yesterday held marathon talks on how to create a central agency that can rescue banks without using taxpayer money.

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France urges EU to act faster against extremist funding

By Lorne Cook | December 8, 2015 - 3:25pm

France urged its European Union partners on yesterday to speed up efforts to cut off funds to extremists groups, nearly a month after the Paris attacks.

World

EU at odds over debt-financed stimulus spending

By Juergen Baetz | July 9, 2014 - 4:17am

Europe remains at odds over whether governments should have more leeway to use borrowed money to turn on the stimulus taps in a bid to boost anemic economic growth levels.

World

Europeans open marathon talks on bank rescues

By John-Thor Dahlburg and David Mchugh | December 11, 2013 - 4:21am

Finance ministers of the European Union on yesterday held marathon talks on how to create a central agency that can rescue banks without using taxpayer money.

World

World finance leaders issue sober assessment

April 21, 2013 - 7:03am

World finance leaders issued a somber assessment on yesterday of the global economy, saying the recovery remains uneven with growth and jobs in short supply.

World