Europe marks dawn of euro era across 11 nations
The euro debuts as Europe moves toward a single currency amid cautious optimism and signs of teething problems. Banks and markets adapt as ministers freeze exchange rates, while inflation and policy notes raise questions about how the new currency will affect smaller vs larger economies. Wim Duisenberg confirms he will pursue a full eight year term.
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Venice floodgate plan rejected by Italian ministers
Italy environment and culture ministers said no to building giant floodgates in Venice to shield the city from the Adriatic Sea. The ruling follows a government panel’s warning the gates could turn the lagoon into a stagnant pool while backing other stabilization measures.
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Four hikers killed as avalanche hits Scottish training climb
Four young climbers died and three were injured after an avalanche swept seven hikers on a winter skills ascent of Aonoch Mor in the Scottish Highlands. Rescuers found the group buried for about 16 hours, with survivors hypothermic but alive.
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Emma Ray
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