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Up to 25 billion euros in aid mooted for Greece

The German finance ministry has said that countries using the euro currency will together provide aid worth between 20 and 25 billion euros ($27.2 and $34 bilion ) for Greece, the German weekly magazine Der Spiegel reported on Saturday.

India speeds up $11 bln fighter jets purchase

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India will narrow down the number of bidders by mid-2010 for its $11 billion fighter jet tender, a minister said, in a closely watched deal where diplomacy and strategic interests will play a big role.

Up to $34 billion in aid mooted for Greece: report

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The countries using the euro currency will together provide aid worth between 20 billion and 25 billion euros ($27.2 billion and $34 billion ) for Greece, according to Germany's Finance Ministry, a magazine reported on Saturday.
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CORRECTED: Up to 25 billion euros in aid mooted for Greece

Corrects currency in first paragraphThe countries using the euro currency will together provide aid worth between 20 billion and 25 billion euros ($27.2 billion and $34 billion ) for Greece, according to Germany's Finance Ministry, a magazine reported on Saturday.
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Russia urges Iran to cooperate on nuclear issue

Russia said on Friday Iran must cooperate more actively with the U.N. nuclear agency to convince the world its nuclear program is peaceful, and gave fresh signals the Kremlin may back sanctions.
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Riesch outshines Vonn, Norway claim 100th gold

Germany's Maria Riesch snatched the women's super combined crown on Thursday after American Lindsey Vonn lost control and blew her chances of a second gold in as many days at the Vancouver Winter Olympics.
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Norway celebrates 100th gold medal, Vonn leads

Norway claimed their 100th gold medal in Winter Olympics when Tora Berger won the women's 15 kilometer individual biathlon on Thursday but Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn again threatened to grab the limelight later.
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Golden 15km for Norway's Berger

Norwegian Tora Berger held her nerve after delivering a superb shooting performance to win her first Olympic gold medal in the women's 15km individual event at Whistler Olympic Park on Thursday.
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No ruling at Google books hearing: judge

Lawyers for authors, publishers, corporations and governments came to a New York court to challenge or hail a proposed deal over Google Inc's plans to digitize millions of books, but the judge said he would not rule on Thursday.
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New seasonal flu vaccine to contain H1N1 strain

The composition of the vaccine, announced at the end of a closed-door four-day meeting of influenza experts that is closely followed by the world's vaccine makers, means governments that have stockpiled doses of H1N1 swine flu vaccine may now use them for part of the seasonal flu vaccine mix.
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Greece says not seeking EU taxpayers' money

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said on Wednesday his debt-stricken country was not seeking European taxpayers' money but needed a breathing space to cut its budget deficit and borrow on normal conditions.
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Vonn gives command performance to lift Games

American Lindsey Vonn overcame a painful injury and the weight of massive expectation to win a scintillating and, for many, very painful women's downhill and seize the limelight at the Winter Olympics on Wednesday.
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Greece not seeking EU taxpayers' money

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said on Wednesday his debt-stricken country was not seeking European taxpayers' money but needed a breathing space to cut its budget deficit and borrow on normal conditions.
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EU suggests extra Greek deficit cuts will be needed

European ministers told Greece on Tuesday it may need to take further steps to bring a swollen debt under control and calm irrational financial markets, as wage cuts already announced by Athens sparked another strike.
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Iraq has top terror risk, Thai danger up: ranking

Iraq is the country most at risk from terrorist attacks for the second straight year, according to a ranking by global analysts Maplecroft, while Thailand has joined the nine countries most in danger for the first time.

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