UBS, Barclay's Avoid EU Fines, Were First to Report Interest Rate Collusion
According to the European Commission
According to the European Commission
European national regulators, US regulators, have already gone after same banks over same accusations
Move unlikely to be welcomed by the European Commission
Not happy about the government scraping a deal with the European Union
"British people expect fairness"
WTO allowing it because of "public moral concerns" (code for "seals are cute").
Dispute over ban against giving money to institutions working in occupied areas
Says Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov
Justice commissioner wants the U.S. to allow Europeans to sue if their data is misused
Suspends plans to sign an "association agreement" with European Union
Currently have to move to Strasbourg, France once a month
Pakistani education advocate was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman last year
Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders
If laws in home countries allow for prosecution (and persecution)
To fight poverty and promote economic growth
Not growing as quickly as had been previously expected
Has promised to renegotiate powers before holding a referendum on membership
French and Germans not happy about recent reports
But will keep the various restrictions the subsidies were meant to offset
Will curb transfer of personal data to US companies
Awarded by the European Parliament
For businesses, not the governments, of course
Would be first country to exit plan
Pakistani girl was shot in the head by the Taliban for advocating for girls' education
But do not go as far as initially planned
At least 250 migrants died after their boat sank
European Union is considering revising export limits on drugs used in executions
Trying to placate EU officials
Accused of breaching privacy
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