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EU heads held two emergency summits this week aimed at saving the euro. Slicing Greece’s debt in half, increasing the EU’s bail-out fund and protecting European banks were seen as the three key pillars to protecting the euro zone. After a long stand-off with the banks EU chiefs finally managed to broker a deal in the early hours of Thursday morning. All that and more in this week’s edition of Europe Weekly.
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