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Carmakers' plea for EU cash gets support
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Airlines blast EU’s ETS |
DFS threatened with loss of monopoly |
Lawmakers finalize airport charges draft |
US extends visa-free travel to six EU countries |
 
Brussels in push to stem fake self-employed drivers
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Airbus-Boeing ruling delayed until 2009 |
State aid for Poste Italiane was correct |
Rift widens over CO2 plans |
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Lawmakers demand action on piracy
EU lawmakers have expressed “serious concern” about the growing number of maritime piracy cases, in particular in the seas off Somalia and the Horn of Africa, saying the EU needs clear rules on the use of military force to defend ships under European flags. |
Lawmakers demand action on piracy |
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