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12/09 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC EuropeTurkey signs deal to get Russian S-400 air defence missiles. Turkey has signed a controversial deal with Russia to arm its forces with Russian S-400 anti-aircraft missiles. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Ankara had already paid the deposit on the deal, estimated to be worth $2.5bn (£1.9bn). Turkey has the second-largest army in Nato. Alliance members are urged to buy compatible weapons systems.

FRANCE

Les Echos

ISF, taxation of capital: the executive’s choices.

French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire delivers to Les Echos the latest arbitrations of the 2018 budget. He assumes “a clear choice to reward those who take risks”.

GERMANY

Frankfurter Allgemeine

Schulz: If Ms Merkel wants to join my cabinet, she can do so

Chancellor candidate Martin Schulz wants to make SPD the strongest power. There are doubts regarding Jamaica coalition.

ITALY

Corriere Della Sera

The Pope and migrants. “It’s right to wonder how much room there is”

“Take them in, but with prudence. Thank you, Italy.”

POLAND

Gazeta Wyborcza

Tribunal defends President Przyłębska

Common courts cannot assess the correctness of the election of the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, claims the Tribunal. What will the Supreme Court do, since it is supposed to make a judgement today on the matter?

SPAIN

La Vanguardia

Yes vote takes to the streets

Thousands rally for the sixth time in favour of independence.

GREECE

 Naftemporiki

Skouries in the investment narrative

The government accuses the New Democracy party of the negative development – Discontent in Brussels.

LATVIA

 Latvijaz Avize

Reloading a gun – a scare tactic

Russia and Belarus in a military drill attack an alliance of three imaginary countries – Vesbaria, Lubenia and Veishnoria.

UNITED STATES

 NYT

Desperation in Irma’s wake

Social fabric begins to fray in some Caribbean islands hit hardest by hurricane.

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Kommersant 

Selective democracy

In the result of the municipal elections held on September 10 in Moscow, democratic opposition has passed in more than 60 municipal assemblies; in eight of them the democrats have received the majority. In the Gagarin municipality, where President Vladimir Putin voted, all the mandates were won by representatives of Yabloko. The headquarters of ex-deputy of the State Duma Dmitry Gudkov, who was engaged in the campaign of the majority of candidates, and Yabloko have already announced the nomination of their candidates for the election of the mayor of Moscow in 2018

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