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The European Union and the euro: Game, set and mismatch
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The Economist says British prime minister David Cameron's negotiations with the European Union during the recent summit talks were a failure. The diplomacy of the Cameron administration is described as inept and is seen as damaging British interests severely. It leads to an isolation of Britain in Europe. In this negotiation French President Sarkozy is seen as coming out ahead. The inept efforts to protect Britain's financial sector are unlikely to benefit the sector.
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The increasing support for positions on public finances and personal responsibility of David Cameron and Osborne of the Conservatives. By supporting social protections in the manner of Angeka Merkel in Germany, and insting on personal responsibility and fiscal responsibility the Conservatives are gaining support.
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New York Times 05/23/2013
David Cameron Struggles to Turn Economic Recovery Into Votes
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Britain's financial services industry
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Merkel Cites ‘Threats’ in Warning to Cameron
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New York Times 05/12/2015
As Tension Rises in France, Harsh Talk With Britain
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Franceâs Treasury Chief Works to Guard Credit Rating
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05/07/2010
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U.K. Government Prepares For Deep Budget Cuts
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Merkel Cites ‘Threats’ in Warning to Cameron
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Wall Street Journal 09/20/2014
European Union Asks Britain to Pay Extra $2.7 Billion
New York Times 10/24/2014
Merkel’s Visit to Britain Sets New Tone After E.U. Rift
New York Times 01/07/2015
U.K.’s 2015 Election Carries High Stakes for EU
Wall Street Journal 01/19/2015
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