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In this edition of Europe’s Weekly: we take a look at the UK’s lonely fight to stop an EU-backed cap on bankers bonuses; Lativa applies to join the single currency; we meet with a Russian Archpriest in Antwerp to get a view from the Orthodox Church on the process to choose the next Pope, and a female survivor of genital mutilation tells us her story.
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