PARIS: Europe’s two biggest economies, France and Germany, will on Tuesday finetune a new plan to fight spiraling youth joblessness, which has topped 50 percent in many countries of the crisis-ravaged eurozone.
The broad outlines could emerge after French President Francois Hollande holds talks with the German and French finance ministers Wolfgang Schaeuble and Pierre Moscovici.
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