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Europe
European Union
Merkel calls for eurozone fiscal union
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told the Bundestag that the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis will take years to resolve. She said the eurozone needed a new "stability union" with tighter fiscal controls.
Merkel says fiscal union is the only way
Opinion: Merkel and Sarkozy's 'new' ideas for the EU fall flat
Corruption is rising in the crisis-hit eurozone, study says
ECB chief signals bank's willingness to help fight Europe's debt crisis
A new timetable for the rescue of the euro
Destination Europe
A world in motion
What drives millions of people to leave home every year? Some 3 percent of the world's population is made up of migrants who live abroad for economic and other reasons. Many of them look to Europe for a better future.
Europe
Protests
Thousands of Belgians protest against austerity plans
Even before Belgium's incoming government takes office, it has faced the wrath of the unions. Tens of thousands demonstrated on Friday against its planned austerity measures.
'Biggest strike in a generation' for Britain's public sector workers
Portuguese unions launch austerity strike
Massive strike shuts down Greece but can't stop austerity vote
World
Afghanistan
Afghanistan summit threatens to turn into a 'farce'
Pakistan's boycott of an international Afghanistan conference in Germany has put a further damper on hopes for the war-torn country's future. In any event, for the United States it's all about security interests.
Doubts over withdrawal ahead of Afghanistan summit
Opinion: Pakistan raises the stakes on Afghanistan
Pakistan denies provoking NATO air strike
Germany calls for talks with Taliban
Business
Aviation
EU tells airlines to use airport slots or lose them
The European Commission has proposed a new, market-based system for takeoff and landing slots for airlines in a move to boost competition and ease congestion at airports. Not everyone likes the idea, however.
International aviation sets sights on 'green growth'
Lufthansa unveils aggressive expansion plan for Berlin
German aviation tax pushes travelers to cross-border airports
Competition
Brussels plans to overhaul audit rules gather pace
If the EU has its way, audit firms could be forced to split off their non-auditing services to prevent conflicts of interest and boost more competition in the market. The proposed changes spell trouble for the Big Four.
'Big four' auditors face the winds of change
EU criticizes role of US credit rating agencies in debt crisis
'Bank stress tests not rigorous enough,' say analysts
Germany
Iran
Germany finds no evidence of Iran plot against US military
German investigators have said they can find no evidence to corroborate claims that Iran was planning to attack American targets in Germany, apparently contradicting earlier reports.
EU slams Iran and Syria with fresh sanctions
'We are in for a period of high tension between Europe and Iran'
Opinion: Playing with fire in Iran
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