1 December 2011
Last updated at 15:16 GMT
EU agrees new sanctions on Iran
The EU agrees new sanctions on Iranian officials and businesses over Tehran's nuclear programme and says future measures may target oil exports.
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ECB warning on 'downside risks'
President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, says downside risks to the eurozone economic outlook have increased.
Democracy Live
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European Parliament
The actions of the European Central Bank (ECB) have "saved the euro", liberal MEP and member of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs Ramon Tremosa i Balcells has said.
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How the European Parliament works
Inside the EU Commission
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Web of debt
Who owes what to whom in the eurozone and beyond?
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Lessons from Latvia
Can Latvia's austerity strategy serve as an inspiration for Greece?
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Pipe dream?
Can we really save jobs and keep the lights on by capturing CO2?
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Knives out
Do religions have a right to kill conscious animals?
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Debt on the Danube
Austerity turns Hungary's EU dream sour
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Euro 'politburo'
How inner core of EU leaders seeks to reshape Europe
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Is the euro crumbling?
The eurozone is in crisis, but what went wrong?
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Last resort
Will the European Central Bank save the eurozone?
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Squeezed middle
Angst prevails in Germany despite economic successes
