EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe – French police clash with eco-activists. French police are trying to evict environmental activists from a wooded site in western France where a new airport was to have been built. Police used tear gas at the Notre-Dames-des-Landes site against hundreds of activists, who built makeshift barricades and set some ablaze. In January the government scrapped the controversial project to build a new airport near the city of Nantes.
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| Le Figaro |
SNCF strikes: government not flinching
As the railway reform bill comes before parliament, rail-workers want to bolster their movement. Emmanuel Macron has decided to take to speak live on television on Thursday. |
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| Handelsblatt |
“Time bomb for Gazprom”
Ukraine calls upon Germany to turn away from Baltic Sea pipeline Nord Stream 2. |
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| Corriere Della Sera |
Centre-right: Premier is ours. Di Maio attacks
M5S Leader: Salvini is making a mistake. |
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| El Pais |
Unions divided over support to imprisoned pro-independence leaders
UGT and CCOO national leaderships recognise that Catalan branches must deal with growth of pro-independence activists. |
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| De Morgen |
CD&V try to seduce high-profile rabbi
The Christian Democrats seek the Jewish vote. |
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| Kristeligt Dagblad |
Front Page: Russian hardliners and small fish on May’s agenda
Monday, when Prime Minister May visits Denmark, she is seeking support for the propaganda war with Russia and the Brexit negotiations where small fish are high on the agenda but for Prime Minister Rasmussen it is crucial to signal that Member States do not gain from exiting the EU. |
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| TO BHMA |
Dangerous ping pong game in the Aegean
Erdoğan’s threats, his relation with Putin and the cocky statements of Kammenos. The armament programme is back on the table! |
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| Magyar Nemzet |
Confident victory of Fidesz after an election dragging into the night
Preliminary data suggest Fidesz may have a two-thirds majority; Jobbik comes in as the strongest opposition party |
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| Publico |
Mário Centeno warns he will not put achieved success”at risk”
In the week the stability programme will be approved, the Finance Minister warns that Portugal cannot enter an excessive deficit again nor put results at risk.
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| Svenska Dagbladet |
Secret consultant makes his appearance – demands billions from Saab
Saab used a former criminal Swedish businessman as a consultant in Jas Gripen business with South-Africa in 1999 in secrecy. Now Erik Larsson appears in SvD. |
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