EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
| New York Times | - |
Mr. Blair, in an hourlong conversation with the international news media, urged Europe's left not to reject globalization, while warning that Mrs. May would probably lead Britain to a sharp break with the European Union, or a “hard Brexit”. Yet he also ...
| Financial Times | - |
Emmanuel Macron has a convincing lead in the polls, but a low turnout among his more reluctant supporters could still produce a result too close for comfort.
| Gatestone Institute | - |
In the Middle East, "Christianity is over in Iraq" due to Islamic extremism; in Europe, Christianity is committing suicide.
| Goal.com | - |
Since QSI took over the capital club in the summer of 2011, PSG have dominated the domestic scene but have yet to make the big breakthrough in Europe, having failed to reach the Champions League semi-finals during this era. Nevertheless, midfield ...
| Aljazeera.com | - |
This is why solving the Syrian crisis is in the interest of Europe. Syria has triggered an epic refugee crisis that Europe has to manage at great costs. And Syria has spawned a dangerous terror threat that has already affected many European capitals as ...
| Futurism | - |
In what is part of a growing trend, Europe is accelerating its shift away from coal and to more renewable alternatives. According to Bloomberg, companies all over Europe, such as Drax Group Plc, Steag GmbH, and Uniper SE, are closing or converting ...
| Wall Street Journal (subscription) | - |
Investors aren't waiting for the conclusion of the French election to put money back into Europe. They are already flocking back, betting that the region has finally unshackled itself from fears of political turmoil.
| BBC News | - |
European Council President Donald Tusk has called on the UK to come up with a "serious response" on what will happen to EU citizens in Britain after Brexit.
| Aljazeera.com | - |
In the past few years a number of these far-right parties from across Europe have started "officially" coordinating strategies and in January, representatives from these movements gathered in Koblenz, Germany for a conference.
| Mcalester News Capital | - |
McAlester resident Andrew Crittenden, who recently turned 100, holds a photo of himself as a soldier during World War II. As a member of the 45th Infantry Division's 180th Infantry Regiment, Crittenden fought across Europe in some of the war's toughest ...
| Bleacher Report | - |
Cristiano Ronaldo became the all-time leading goalscorer across Europe's top six leagues on Saturday, netting his 367th goal in Real Madrid's La Liga match against Valencia.
| EURACTIV | - |
At French President François Hollande's last press conference at a European summit today (29 April), EURACTIV.com asked the last question: The EU will obviously survive Brexit, but could the EU survive if France takes another course after the second ...
| Seeking Alpha | - |
Looking beyond the first 100 days, what does the Trump administration's agenda mean for U.S. markets and the economy going forward?
| Financial Times | - |
This week European stock funds reported their largest inflows since late 2015, buoyed by investor expectations that the first round of French elections have sealed the presidency for independent centrist Emmanuel Macron, and so eliminated a key risk to ...
| The Times (subscription) | - |
Europe is committing suicide. Or at least its leaders have decided to commit suicide. Whether the European people choose to go along with this is, naturally, another matter.
| Economic Times | - |
China, Europe planning to build "Moon Village". By PTI | Updated: Apr 30, 2017, 01.05 PM IST. Post a Comment. Johann-Dietrich Worner has described its proposed "Moon Village" as a potential international launching pad for future missions to Mars.
| Motley Fool | - |
Overall, Europe's e-commerce market is worth an estimated $545 billion. For reference, Amazon's sales totaled just $44 billion in all markets outside of North America last year.
| Financial Times | - |
The surge of money into Europe's mutual fund industry, which was spread across equity, bond and alternative funds, was unexpected against a backdrop of heightened political tension on the continent.
| Telegraph.co.uk | - |
Markets were braced for the ejection of Greece from the euro in short order. Monetary union was on the verge of break-up. Yet the rebel victory instantly and inexplicably metamorphosed into surrender, and with it died the final hopes of the European Left.
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