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Tomorrow Of The Day Trans-Atlantic tensions in focus as annual Munich security gathering opens

With Rubio heading the U.S. delegation this year, European leaders can hope for a less contentious approach

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Switzerland is re-examining the cost of an open labour market

On 14 June, Switzerland will hold a referendum that, formally, concerns the number of inhabitants but essentially raises the question of the country's relationship with...

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