Tiny Margin Saves Greece From Leaving Euro -- Gulf News Editorial
Greece will join several other Mediterannean countries struggling with strong euro.
It is fortunate that the new general election in Greece has just saved the country from falling out of the eurozone. It would have had very uncertain consequences for Greece, the European Union and the worlds’ financial system. It is a disastrous comment on the fragility of European finances that a two per cent lead between pro-bailout New Democracy’s 29.9 per cent and anti-bailout Syriza’s 26.7 per cent can make such a vast difference to what is supposed to be one of the world’s leading currencies.
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China nudges Iran on nuke talks -- Alex Pevzner, Jerusalem Post
Africa’s Hidden Water Wealth -- Alan MacDonald, New York Times
Vatican: Leaks are the work of the Devil -- Joshua Keating, Passport/Foreign Policy
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