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Once again the week has been dominated by Greece, its debts and violent clashes on the streets. The austerity measures were approved by the country’s politicians, but what about the people? In these days of hardship we look at the discussions on the EU budget, Poland takes up the presidency and Icelanders have to decide if they want to be part of it all. That is all on Europe Weekly.
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