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14/12 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC Europe May heads to Brussels after EU vote loss. Theresa May is due at a summit in Brussels, hours after Conservative rebels in the Commons defeated the government in a key Brexit vote. MPs backed an amendment giving them a legal guarantee of a vote on the final Brexit deal struck with Brussels.

FRANCE

Le Figaro

Macron wants to break right-left divide in Europe

The French leader intends to reshuffle the cards of the political game in Brussels and Strasbourg to increase his influence in the 2019 European election.

GERMANY

Der Tagesspiegel

Tusk splits the EU over refugee issue

President of the Council no longer wants binding quotas – the Federal government rejects the attempt.

ITALY

La Stampa

Russian interference, Europe intervenes

Di Battista (M5S): our government will intensify Italy’s relations with Moscow.

POLAND

Gazeta Wyborcza

USA in defence of courts

US Department of State Spokesperson Heather Nauert: The judiciary reform should be in line with the Polish Constitution and highest standards of the international law but also with respect to the independence of Courts and the separation of powers. The US is closely following the works on the judiciary reform. We believe, that our allies will uphold strong, democratic institutions, economy and defence capabilities.

SPAIN

El Pais

PSOE accepts Iceta’s view on pardoning secessionists

Socialist candidate argues that there are “mechanisms to soften and to sew up politically motivated wounds, although they had led to commit any crime.”

BULGARIA

Daily Monitor

MEPs allowed Bulgaria in Schengen.

However, the Council is yet to vote

CZECH REPUBLIC

Hospodarske Noviny

Front Page Hospodářské noviny

Mladá Boleslav-based car manufacturer to bring 10 thousand Škoda Octavia cars from Russia

SLOVENIA

Vecer

Kebabs in Europe

The European Commission overrules the opinion of the Public Health Committee and continues the procedure to authorise the use of phosphates in kebab meat.

CYPRUS

Politis

They voted directly for the presidential election

They avoided displeasing the voters by rejecting funds.

MALTA

The Times of Malta

Malta spared tax haven label in close MEP vote

Malta was yesterday narrowly spared from being labelled as a tax haven in the final report submitted by the Panama Papers inquiry committee.

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