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	October 18th 1997  Europe’s tricky budget...  October 18th 1997  ...and its euro-joining forecasts  October 11th 1997  EMU, ready or not  October 11th 1997  Europe’s single currency  October 11th 1997  Finns love Europe’s Union...  October 11th 1997  ...even more than Estonians do  October 11th 1997  Economics focus: The pathology of French unemployment  October 4th 1997  Creating Euro-jobs  October 4th 1997  A shift on monetary union?  September 27th 1997  Europe’s coming economic boom  September 20th 1997  Poland prepares for Europe  September 20th 1997  The single currency’s timing...  September 20th 1997  ...is crucial for Helmut Kohl  September 20th 1997  When the euro meets the real world  September 6th 1997  Europe’s farm follies  September 6th 1997  An EU plan to reform farming  August 30th 1997  EU commissioners: a report card  August 30th 1997  Europe’s interest-rate puzzle  August 9th 1997  Germany’s EU budget moan  August 2nd 1997  The EU’s social agenda  July 26th 1997  France’s budget and EMU  July 19th 1997  Welcome to Europe  July 19th 1997  The European Union heads east  July 19th 1997  And its new budget plan  July 19th 1997  Mulling over EMU  July 19th 1997  Brussels biffs Boeing  July 12th 1997  Picking new EU members  July 12th 1997  Estonia’s EU candidacy  July 5th 1997  Wangling or delaying EMU  July 5th 1997  Europe’s firms prepare for the euro  June 28th 1997  The EU’s next agenda  June 21st 1997  Cheer up, Europe  June 14th 1997  Widen Europe  June 14th 1997  EMU versus enlargement?  June 14th 1997  Tony Blair in Europe  June 7th 1997  Is EMU coming apart?  June 7th 1997  EMU’s prospects  June 7th 1997  Germany’s wobbly government
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