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                    [Title] => Despite pressure, EU's sanctions against Russia could last
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EU sanctions against Russia over the crisis in Ukraine are cutting both ways: hurting Russia as well as pinching some big European companies.

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                    [Title] => Amid sanctions, France in warship sale to Russia
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France says it will go ahead with the sale of a warship to Russia despite calls for an arms embargo against the country, highlighting how Europe's strong business ties are hindering its ability to punish Moscow over the crisis in Ukraine.

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Since it first came out to light two years ago, the eurozone sovereign debt crisis has not only sent shockwaves across Europe's financial sector and threatened to sink the EU's most prized project - the euro - but also triggered a monstrous tsunami in the region's political landscape.
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EU, Turkey remain divided, despite shared migrant challenge

October 20, 2015 - 3:23pm

Never waste a crisis, the political adage goes. The European Union and Turkey may be doing so right now, failing to build a closer partnership while facing a common challenge in the Syrian refugee crisis.

World

Despite pressure, EU's sanctions against Russia could last

By Jamey Keaten and Sylvie Corbet | January 7, 2015 - 6:17am

EU sanctions against Russia over the crisis in Ukraine are cutting both ways: hurting Russia as well as pinching some big European companies.

World

Amid sanctions, France in warship sale to Russia

By Sylvie Corbet | July 23, 2014 - 4:25am

France says it will go ahead with the sale of a warship to Russia despite calls for an arms embargo against the country, highlighting how Europe's strong business ties are hindering its ability to punish Moscow over...

World

Debt crisis rattles eurozone political landscape

November 21, 2011 - 8:00am

Since it first came out to light two years ago, the eurozone sovereign debt crisis has not only sent shockwaves across Europe's financial sector and threatened to sink the EU's most prized project - the euro - but...