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Latest news 3 April 2013: Cyprus Finance Minister Michael Sarris resigns amid bailout talks 26 March 2013: Kiribati acquires international funding for solar power 20 March 2013: British Chancellor George Osborne downgrades growth forecast in annual budget 14 March 2013: Heavy snow causes disruption across northwestern Europe 3 March 2013: Liberal Democrats hold onto Eastleigh in by-election as UKIP vote soars 25 February 2013: Britain loses AAA credit rating due to poor economic growth and continued austerity 23 February 2013: European Commission warns Eurozone economy to shrink further 7 November 2012: World leaders react to Obama win 6 July 2012: ACTA rejected by European Parliament; protesters rejoice 25 June 2012: Cyprus seeks EU bailout
Politics and conflicts British Chancellor George Osborne downgrades growth forecast in annual budget Liberal Democrats hold onto Eastleigh in by-election as UKIP vote soars Britain loses AAA credit rating due to poor economic growth and continued austerity European Commission warns Eurozone economy to shrink further World leaders react to Obama win Disasters and accidents Polish President Lech Kaczyński dies as his plane crashes in Russia Madeira storm kills at least 42 Wikinews Shorts: August 8, 2009 Four Indonesian airlines allowed back into Europe; Zambia, Kazakhstan banned EU maintains ban on Indonesian airlines amid accusations of political motivation Crime and law Former Ukraine PM Yulia Tymoshenko to end hunger strike, daughter announces Wikinews Shorts: January 23, 2012 Copyright on musical recordings extended by twenty years in EU Ratko Mladić arrested for war crimes Latest 'CableGate' disclosures hint at US diplomatic tactics in Spain and beyond Health Wikinews Shorts: August 8, 2009 Swine flu cases worldwide top 1,000 Wikinews Shorts: November 13, 2008 Libyan court upholds death sentence for foreign medics in HIV case New 'clean water' funding for Djibouti's drought-stricken rural areas Obituaries Soviet human rights activist Yelena Bonner dies aged 88 Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says Polish President Lech Kaczyński dies as his plane crashes in Russia Wikinews Shorts: November 27, 2008 Bronisław Geremek, former Polish Foreign Affairs Minister, dies at age 76	Economy and business Cyprus Finance Minister Michael Sarris resigns amid bailout talks Kiribati acquires international funding for solar power British Chancellor George Osborne downgrades growth forecast in annual budget Britain loses AAA credit rating due to poor economic growth and continued austerity European Commission warns Eurozone economy to shrink further Science and technology Scientists sequence small genome of a pest: spider mite European Commission to investigate anti-competitive allegations against Google Three Google executives found guilty over Italian video EU deems UK privacy laws inadequate, takes legal action Listening to you at last: EU plans to tap cell phones Culture and entertainment Copyright on musical recordings extended by twenty years in EU Istanbul named European Capital of Culture for 2010 Wikinews Shorts: August 8, 2009 Osama bin Laden warns European Union in new audio tape EU launches channel on YouTube Sports Former Ukraine PM Yulia Tymoshenko to end hunger strike, daughter announces Wikinews Shorts: March 7, 2007 2007 Heineken Cup Semi Finals Rugby: France wins Six Nations Ties announced in UEFA Champions League Weather Heavy snow causes disruption across northwestern Europe Madeira storm kills at least 42 Eurostar suspended due to cold weather Hurricane-force winds kill 15 people as storm hits Europe Ice, snow, and cold strike throughout Europe Wackynews EU regulation prevents sale of 'small' kiwi fruit in Bristol shop