EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe – Cyprus peace talks begin on future of divided island. The leaders of Cyprus are meeting in Geneva for UN-led talks, with optimism that they can reach a settlement to end decades of division. The UN envoy in Geneva said Greek Cypriot leader Nicos Anastasiades and his Turkish Cypriot counterpart Mustafa Akinci “really want to make this work”.
FT Europe |
Brussels tightens cyber defences after surge in hacking attempts
Co-operation with Nato stepped up. Fears over possible Russian meddling in elections. |
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WSJE |
Hopes for junk debt grow
Slowing defaults and a rise in profits at riskier US companies lead to optimism. |
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INYT |
Restoring the fruits of official corruption
US struggles to give back the assets it has seized without enriching looters. |
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Le Monde |
American intelligence accuses Putin of favoring Trump in the election
A declassified version of the report drafted by the CIA, the FBI and the NSA states that the Russian President has disadvantaged Clinton via cyberattacks. |
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Les Echos |
Car industry turns digital
Web giants and start-ups head to automobile sector. Traditional manufacturers to rush into battle. |
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Frankfurter Allgemeine |
Gabriel: The struggle against the West is hard and implacable
Response to de Maizière: a Great democratic culture offensive. Seehofer: upper limit for migrants. |
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung |
Berlin fears Russian hacker attacks
SPD parliamentary leader Oppermann sees cyberattacks as a “big challenge for the German election campaign”. EU-Parliament President Schulz: US secret service report about Moscow is worrying. |
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La Repubblica |
Grillo distances himself from Nigel Farage in the European Parliament, M5S divided
Beppe Grillo has again created surprise by indicating his intention to join the liberal ALDE group, leaving Nigel Farage’s Eurosceptic group. |
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Il Sole 24 Ore |
Housing: sales going up, the map city by city
The decreasing prices drives up transactions by 28%. |
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Gazeta Wyborcza |
Paedophile priest still performs masses
A priest called Roman from Stargard town cunningly took 13-years-old Kasia from her parents, kept her in his apartment and raped her for several months. Today, he is free and continues to perform masses in Puszczykowo, near Poznań town. Kasia has attempted to commit suicide a few times. |
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El Pais |
The government will focus on laws which have only been negotiated previously with the PSOE.
No description available |
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Expansion |
Business owners plan to grow and create jobs
They are confident that political instability will encourage investment. |
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The Times |
May calls for revolution in child mental health care
PM acts after The Times “shines light” on crisis. |
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The Guardian |
Johnson in US as May speaks out on Trump
Foreign secretary heads west against backdrop of critical remarks by PM.
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