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Will this weekend take the world a step closer to a federal Europe?Opinion The EU is meeting to discuss issuing common debt backed by all member states. That’s a big change, says John Stepek, and could have far-reaching effects. Here he explains why it matters to the global economy and to you.
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The challenge for central Europe – and how to investTips After years of being Europe’s fastest-growing region, the Visegrád Group’s economic model may be reaching its limit. But central Europe still offers rare value, says Frederic Guirinec.
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What the Latin Monetary Union – Europe’s forgotten currency – can teach us about the euroOpinion The euro isn’t the continent’s first flawed single currency, says Jonathan Compton. The Latin Monetary Union lasted 61 years.
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Margrethe Vestager: a symbol of all that’s wrong with the EUOpinion Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s competition commissioner, wields enormous power over industry, and abuses it, says Matthew Lynn.
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Britain’s new immigration systemBriefings Free movement from the EU ends next year and Britain has taken back control of its borders. What will that mean in practical terms? And who benefits?
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Winners and losers from a hard BrexitOpinion Our exit from the EU is likely to be of the hard variety, says Matthew Lynn. Investors should back the industries that will flourish
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Will Britain close its doors to immigrants post-Brexit?Briefings Details have not yet been forthcoming, but Britain will soon have a new immigration policy. What will that mean for businesses and investors?
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Should you take a 25% lump sum from your pension fund?Features If you’re approaching retirement, think twice before exercising your right to take 25% of your pension fund savings as a tax-free cash lump sum.
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EU throws green spanner in the works of global tradeFeatures Europe has big plans for the environment – but making them work without damaging world trade will be a challenge.
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