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Feverish talks culminate on Saturday
Prime Minister Lucas Papademos is holding a crucial meeting with the leaders of the three parties supporting his government on Saturday afternoon, while Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos is locked in feverish talks with Greece’s creditors and his euroz... ...
Party leaders' meeting delayed until Sunday
A crucial meeting between Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and the leaders of the three parties supporting his government has been postponed until Sunday. Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, meanwhile, is locked in feverish talks with Greece’s creditors a... ...
Greek Premier Is Tested in Impasse Over Pay Cuts
Prime Minister Lucas Papademos faces a deadlock over proposed demands by Greece’s foreign lenders to reduce private-sector wages in exchange for aid the country needs to prevent default.
Defence: Nato-allies satisfied with Norway
The declassified summary of NATO's latest evaluation of Norway states that the restructuring of the Norwegian defence forces is going in the right direction and that the clountry offers valuable contributions to the Alliance .
‘Firm decision’ promised on airport’s future
The economic crisis presents Ireland with a great opportunity to implement reform to achieve recovery, and to ensure the calamity inflicted on the Irish people is never repeated, Enda Kenny said last night.
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Winner's article for the Richard Turton Award 2011
Ieva Baranauskaite from Lithuania is the winner of the Richard Turton Award 2011. She gained her Master's degree in Law at Vilnius University Law Faculty and went on to gain a Bachelor degree in Law and Business from Middlesex University Business School in the UK. Ieva currently works at Swedbank Leasing Lt as an initiator of bankruptcy proceedings. She aspires to undertake a PhD doctoral ...
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1981 - 2011 Thirty Year Anniversary of INSOL Europe : Your Memories
The world of insolvency was a different place entirely in 1981. As we celebrate 30 years of INSOL Europe, it is a chance to look back as well as forwards. What changes have brought us to where we are today? Whether they're well-known or a personal anecdote, we would love to hear your views on your past experience in the insolvency profession. Your answers will be collated and ...