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12/06 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC EuropeThree ships to take 629 people on Aquarius to Spain. A charity looking after 629 rescued migrants on a ship stranded off Malta says two Italian vessels will help take them to the Spanish port of Valencia. SOS Méditerranée and Spanish officials said the Aquarius would be joined by an Italian coastguard ship and a warship. The migrants were picked up from inflatable boats off Libya at the weekend. Both Italy and Malta had refused to let the Aquarius dock.

Le Monde 

From the G7 to Korea, Trump’s diplomatic gymnastics

Donald Trump will be the first US President to meet with a North Korean leader, in this case Kim Jong-un, on Tuesday 12 June in Singapore.

GERMANY

Tageszeitung

Italy’s “basta” and Europe’s fault

Commentary by Michael Braun on the disagreements on the refugee ship “Aquarius”

ITALY

Corriere Della Sera

Migrants, Spain offers to take them in

Doubts on safety. Toninelli: “We will escort the ship”

SPAIN

El Pais

PP “criminally” financed two electoral campaigns in Valencia

The judge sentenced 18 defendants -Costa, Correa and El Bigotes among them- for their part in the Gürtel case in the region

AUSTRIA

Die Presse

Two unpredictable people

Donald Trump. The erratic style of the US President is one reason why the meeting with Kim has happened. Kim Jong-un. North Korea’s dictator thinks further than in election periods. So far, he has achieved more than any predecessor.

BELGIUM

De Tijd

European take-back of asylum seekers largely remains dead in the water

Belgium only sends one in five asylum seekers back to the country where they entered the EU.

GREECE

 Naftemporiki

Correction of forecasts for revenues and expenditure

The bar of revenues drops by €927 million, while the bar of expenditure rises by €502 million.

HUNGARY

Magyar Midok

European leaders conceded that the borders must be closed

Rome does not let in every ship

MALTA

The Times of Malta

Spain comes to rescue in Malta-Italy standoff

The standoff between Malta and Italy over a boatload of 629 migrants stranded at sea for almost two days ended when Spain offered to accept them to solve a humanitarian crisis

PORTUGAL

Negocios

Credit interests negative until 2020

Recent instability in the markets has postponed expectation of Euribor rate increase.

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