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Turkey sees promise in pivoting north

With its attempts to join the EU stalled and its leadership role in the Middle East marred by Syria's conflict, Turkey is turning its attention to a less tumultuous border – the Black Sea.

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Greece seen as most corrupt European nation, survey says

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Staying afloat: Europe releases more money for Greece

Euro officials cut a deal on Greek debt

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Stocks end lower after strong week

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More time or tough love? Eurozone deadlocks over Greece debt deal.