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| FT Europe |
Norway wealth fund set to launch crackdown on high executive pay. $870 billion investor on lookout for target. Most listed companies potentially affected.
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| WSJE |
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| INYT -IHT |
Her fight to live with Alzheimer. A withered person with a scrambled mind, memories sealed away: that is the familiar face of the disease. But there is also the waiting period, with Geri Taylor has been navigating with prudence and grace. |
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Turkey: ‘IS’ link to deadly Gaziantep blast. A suicide car bomber has killed two policemen in south-eastern Turkey. The bomb went off outside police headquarters in the south-eastern city of Gaziantep, near the Syria border. More than 20 people, some of them civilians, were injured in the early-morning explosion, which was heard several kilometres away. |
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| Le Monde |
Euro area recovers. The GDP of the euro area increased by 0.6% in the first quarter. Thus, it reached the same level it had before the 2008 crisis, according to Eurostat.
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| Les Echos |
Hollande tempted to lower taxes before the national elections.The government is determined to make a new gesture in favour of households in 2017. Bercy raises concerns about the costs and warns that France must reduce its deficit. |
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| Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) |
AfD decides: Islam does not belong in Germany. Jörg Meuthen: It is wrong not to love one’s country. Party in favour of “moderate” immigration.
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| Sueddeutsche Zeitung |
Secret TTIP papers revealed. US and EU have been negotiating for years on the TTIP. Confidential documents now show: Washington threatens substantial disadvantages for Europe’s car industry, and calls for significant compromise on consumer protection from Brussels. |
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| La Repubblica |
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Il Sole 24 Ore |
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POLAND |
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Gazeta Wyborcza |
White power waits for the court. After a three-year investigation, the Prosecutor’s Office in Białystok finally pressed 200 charges against 102 pro-Nazi hooligans, supporters of Jagiellonia Białystok football club, who were members of a criminal gang. |
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El Pais |
Pedro Sanchez announces to PSOE that he will never make a pact with the PP. The socialist leader states that he will maintain his strategy after 26 June.
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Santander and BBVA have reduced their subsidiaries in tax havens. The two major banks only own 22 companies in tax havens, compared to 80 ten years ago. |
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The Times |
Corbyn faces frontbench exodus over anti-Semitism. Election wipeout could trigger resignations.
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The Guardian |
Warning over rise of danger drugs in prison. Synthetic cannabis has “devastating impact” on jails, says chief inspector. ©europeanunion2016 |
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