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Deep under rolling green farmlands in northeastern France, scientists study clay geology to see if it can safely house the country’s deadliest nuclear waste. Above ground, some people in the village of Bure are saying: Non!
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The Deauville zombie is back.
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Before he was elected prime minister in 2010, David Cameron presaged the latest breach in Britain’s fraught relationship with Europe.
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A fuel tanker is sinking in the English Channel after colliding with a container ship, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported.
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Charlie Wittmack woke up on the asphalt of a Kazakhstan highway last weekend after being knocked unconscious when a car rear-ended his bicycle at about 40 mph.
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Methil port north of Edinburgh, once the focus of Scotland’s coal exports, is set to tap a greener kind of energy as Samsung Heavy Industry Co. constructs the world’s biggest wind turbine in the town’s faded harbor.
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A European Parliament panel approved tougher restrictions on sulfur in ship fuel as part of a maritime clean-air package that may cost the industry as much as 11 billion euros ($14 billion) a year.
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RTL Group SA , Europe’s biggest television broadcaster, agreed to set up a venture with Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd. to start two English channels in India, marking its first foray into Asia as a broadcaster.
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The European Union set stricter limits for sulfur in ship fuel, enacting International Maritime Organization agreements to fight air pollution.
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Prospects for the survival of the euro area are looking up, raising a new question to dominate debate about the continent’s future: Will there be one European Union, or several?
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