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Germany pushes Spain to accept aid - 06 June 2012 - News

Spain has admitted it is losing access to credit markets and appealed to its European partners to help revive its banks, a distress signal that will intensify global pressure on Europe to move faster to the aid of its fourth-largest economy. 

The EU's role in global governance - 04 April 2011 - LinksDossier

A growing number of international institutions and agreements are attempting to tackle the world's major challenges: economic, environmental or security. What is the EU's role in this emerging world order?

G7 to discuss exchange rates - 19 October 2007 - News

Leading EU business lobbies have urged the European G7 members (France, Germany, Italy and the UK) to defend euro area interests as the group of seven industrialised nations meets today (19 October) to discuss currency concerns and stability of financial markets.

G7 cautions on hedge-fund risks - 12 February 2007 - News

G7 finance ministers discussed recent developments in global financial markets and addressed the potential risks to financial stability from the fast-growing hedge-fund industry.

100 per cent debt relief for the world's poorest - 07 February 2005 - News

The G7 finance ministers have agreed on as much as 100 per cent debt relief for the world's poorest countries. The multilateral debt relief will be "agreed on a case-by-case analysis”. 

G8 summit tainted by death - 19 July 2001 - News

The death on Friday of a young Italian protestor shot by police has achieved what both G8 leaders and the majority of peaceful protestors feared - overshadowed the real issues at stake. The massive security measures that were put in place by the Italian authorities did not prevent violence on the one day of the summit when no official demonstrations were planned. The mass demonstration planned for Saturday is going ahead despite the death and the organisors hope that issues such as debt relief and the fight against AIDS will get the attention they deserve.

Commission presents Genoa priorities - 17 July 2001 - News

Poverty reduction, debt relief, the UN AIDS and Health Fund, the environment and food safety are the priorities the European Commission set for the G8 summit in Genoa. Commission President Romano Prodi will attend the summit together with Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt of Belgium, the current holders of the presidency of the EU.

Bomb casts shadow of fear over Genoa - 16 July 2001 - News

An Italian policeman was injured by a letter bomb delivered to a police post in a suburban railway station in Genoa on 16 July. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack but it is believed to have been carried out by a group opposed to this week's G8 summit in Genoa. Up to 100,000 protestors are expected to travel to Genoa for the summit where they will be met by 16,000 police and soldiers hoping to prevent the kind of violence seen at last month's Gothenburg European Council.

Italian trade initiative blocked by Commission - 26 January 2001 - News

European Commission blocks joint Italian-South African attempt to start new round of trade negotiations

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