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EU farmers may have to change production methods
The controversy around glyphosate has not stopped German chemical company Bayer bidding for Monsanto
EUEU-US TTIP talks are unlikely to progress
The deal, which would be the world's largest trade agreement, continues to face opposition on many fronts
EURising poverty in Europe may exacerbate social tension
Decent and reliable jobs, along with well-designed social policies, are key to poverty reduction
EULeeway for Italy may not signify end of EU austerity
Pressure on Italy to reduce its debt burden, which stands at 130% of GDP, will remain high
ItalyBrexit could bring a UK inflation spike
Inflation was weaker than expected in April; future trends hinge critically on the 'Brexit' referendum outcome
United KingdomEU and Germany may clash over nuclear policy
Germany's environment minister called the EU plans to strengthen nuclear energy "a crazy and irresponsible idea"
EUUneven migrant distribution in Europe may push reform
As the EU faces one of its largest challenges yet, countries' migrant burden-sharing varies
EUAtlante will be no panacea for what ails Italy's banks
The newly launched fund staved off a short-term crisis, but could sow the seeds of longer-term concerns
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