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08/12 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC Europe Brexit: ‘Breakthrough’ deal paves way for future trade talks. PM Theresa May has struck a last minute deal with the EU in a bid to move Brexit talks on to the next phase. There will be no “hard border” with Ireland and EU citizens in the UK, and UK citizens in the EU, will see their rights protected. The so-called “divorce bill” will amount to between £35bn and £40bn, the BBC understands.

FRANCE

Les Echos

How global stock exchanges are faring

The economy remains strong. But inflation and central banks could be game-changers.

GERMANY

Frankfurter Allgemeine

SPD agrees to “result-related dialogues” with Union

Schulz reelected with 81.9 percent / Further party congress before coalition negotiations

ITALY

Il Sole 24 Ore

Basel 4, “soft” tightening on banking risks

Draghi: a milestone which makes the system more robust

POLAND

Gazeta Wyborcza

Prime Minister Morawiecki

Expected swap of places. Prime Minister Beata Szydło resigned and will be replaced by Mateusz Morawiecki. Reason? – New situation in the country and in the world demands a revision in the leadership of the government – stated Law and Justice (PiS) spokesperson Beata Mazurek.

SPAIN

El Mundo

ERC turns against the growing role of Mr Puigdemont

Romeva accuses him of having abandoned Junqueras with his flight, and Mundó blame him for being mistaken when he did not call for elections

CZECH REPUBLIC

Hospodarske Noviny

Babiš promises pension reform, pensioners say it is increasing slowly

The new Czech government has promised pension reform without saying where it will find the money. The reform is necessary, as pensions will cost almost CZK 450 billion this year.

GREECE

Eleftherotypia

The macho attitude did not pass

Slap to Erdoğan’s arrogance by Athens, the EU and the US

LUXEMBOURG

Tageblatt

Exclusive interview with Pierre Moscovici

Brussels: The future of the euro area

PORTUGAL

Expresso

Marcelo fears for Finances team

Portuguese President foresees a “very difficult” budget bill for 2019 with Centeno as chair of the Eurogroup and fears the consequences of having a part-time minister. Mário Centeno will assign tasks to the team. Mourinho Félix, the “Keith Richards” of Terreiro do Paço.

CYPRUS

Politis

Nothing new on the Cyprus problem

Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Athens focused on other issues

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