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• Tens of Thousands Rally Against Putin
• World Court Upholds German Immunity in Nazi Cases
• Greek Unions, Employers Reject Wage Cuts
• UK Minister Chris Huhne Quits Over Criminal Charge
• Lawmaker: Police Probe London Times Email Hacking
• Paris Prosecutor to Probe Italian Cruise Grounding
• EU Official: Greece Needs Extra Euro15 Billion
• Swedish Prosecutors Present Case Against Assange
• NATO Ministers Mull Afghan Drawdown
• French Court Asked to Rule on Genocide Bill
• Italy Ends Search for Those Missing in Shipwreck
• Death Toll From European Cold Spell Hits 54
• Eurozone Unemployment Ends 2011 at Record High
• German Plan for 'Savings Czar' Finds No Taker
• Greek Premier Says Country May Need More Aid
• Spanish Economy Shrinks in Q4, Nearing Recession
• France to Revise Budget Within Days, Amid Slump
• Cars Circle Central Moscow in Anti-Putin Protest
• Rough Seas Still Delay Work on Grounded Liner
• British Police Arrest 4 in Tabloid Bribery Probe
• Army Chief Lays out Army Cuts in Europe
• It's Moving-in Day at London's Olympic Village