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09/03 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC EuropeInternational Women’s Day: ‘Millions’ join Spain strike. Women workers in Spain are marking International Women’s Day with an unprecedented strike targeting gender inequality and sexual discrimination. Unions said 5.3 million women had joined the 24-hour strike, backed by 10 unions and some of Spain’s top women politicians. Hundreds of thousands of women have joined street protests across Spain, shouting “if we stop, the world stops”.

FRANCE

Le Figaro

Trump risking trade war

On Thursday evening, US President Trump detailed taxes on steel and aluminium imports. These protectionist measures could lead to retaliation from targeted countries.

GERMANY

Die Welt

Migrants use air routes for illegal entry

Asylum seekers fall back on air route to bypass the Balkan route controls. Many people first fly to another country and then come across the green border to Germany.

ITALY

Corriere Della Sera

Presidential Palace issues appeal for government: “Responsibility”

Former Prime Minister Berlusconi: I’ll do everything possible.

ECB President Draghi’s fears

SPAIN

El Pais

Gender equality march on landmark day

Gender equality march on landmark day

AUSTRIA

Die Presse

Trade war for Pittsburgh

US President Trump suddenly wants to push through punitive tariffs, due to the by-election in steel town Pittsburgh.

BULGARIA

Sega

Lobbyist law casts a blow on small fuel companies

At the same time the Commission opened an infringement procedure against Bulgaria due to repression of small business in the same branch.

CYPRUS

Politis

They are pulling our ear despite the success story

Brussels see risks and request more reforms

CROATIA

Vecernji List

4000 war veterans requested the disabled person status

Ministry explains that about 5,000 veterans have been receiving health treatments for years

MALTA

The Times of Malta

Infringement procedures over Malta’s yacht VAT

The Commission announced yesterday it was opening infringement procedures against Malta, Cyprus and Greece for not levying the correct amount of VAT on yachts.

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