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Eurostat: Germany's older generation to work longer
08:12 | 
0 | Tanjug
The leading European economy employs more than 70 percent of those who are 55-59, and the employment rate of people aged 64 and less is increased from 2007 by nearly 8 percent.
Heavy snow hits air travel, roads in Europe
08:29 | 0 | MIA
Heavy snow on Sunday shut down European airport runways, forced fast trains to slow down and left cars skidding through icy, slushy streets on a weekend where many people were trying to head home for the holidays.
Russia's draft UN statement proposes sending envoy to Koreas
08:32 | 0 | Itar-Tass
Russia's draft statement to the United Nations Security Council proposes sending a special envoy to Seoul and Pyongyang to resolve the conflict peacefully, a UN source said.
$11,5 bln given to RF companies in crisis returned to CBR - Putin
08:58 | 0 | Itar-Tass
The whole sum of 11.5 billion US dollars that the RF government allocated for Russian companies for the settlement of foreign loans in the crisis period, has been returned to the Central Bank (CBR), Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Thursday during a TV live Q&A