Europe
Ireland – A Microcosm of the World’s Sovereign Debt Problem
Remember way, way back in November and December 2010 when Ireland was at the head of the line in the Eurozone debt crisis? Since all ……Read More
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Europe
Tripling of tuition fee leads to a sudden drop of 8.7% in University applications
According to the latest figures, the number of British students applying to university has dropped by almost 44,000 as a result of a sudden upswing ……Read More
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U.K. debt goes beyond the new record breaking level of £1trillion
According to the latest figures, the U.K. government debt has crossed the £1trillion barrier for the very first time. The Office for National Statistics revealed ……Read More
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London’s leaning Big Ben – Scope to be discussed in the House of Commons
As the survey team reveals that the London Parliament’s Clock Tower – famously known as Big Ben is leaning, an investigation committee of MPs will ……Read More
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U.K. unemployment rate climbs up to 8.4%
The recently released figures have shown that the number of unemployed people have risen to 2.68 million in the three months to November. It is ……Read More
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EU pressurizing Hungary to comply with EU laws
The European Union has raised its arguments on Tuesday, with the European Commission saying it would not hesitate to take legal action against the Hungarian ……Read More