EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe – Poles rally against controversial reform of judiciary. Protesters say the bill, passed by the Senate on Saturday, will erode judges’ independence and undermine democracy. It gives MPs and the justice minister the power to appoint judges without consulting judicial circles.
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| Liberation |
Turkey – Who will stop Erdoğan?
After further purges in the administration on Friday, the head of state transformed this weekend the commemoration of the failed coup d’état of July 15, 2016 in celebration of his power. |
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| Frankfurter Allgemeine |
Billions of surplus for unemployment insurance
Employment Agency denies reduction of fees / Bundesbank advises relief |
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| Corriere Della Sera |
Ius soli, Gentiloni’s halt
Italian Premier: law to be voted after summer. Immigration crisis: NGOs violating code to be banned |
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| Dziennik Gazeta Prawna |
Protests against bills
Project changing the Polish judiciary and strengthening the position of the Minister of Justice have met opposition, and public demonstrations were organised yesterday. |
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| El Pais |
Catalan regional government speeds up the independence referendum process
Catalan Parliament to hold a plenary session next 26 to modify the rules of the Chamber and activate the illegal consultation |
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| Le Soir |
Olivier Maingain takes over in Brussels
The Défi president does not pull the plug from the Vervoort government, and criticises CDH for not understanding Brussels’ particularities. |
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| Ta Nea |
Lasting robbery
Shock for 2,240,000 pensioners, professionals and farmers. |
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| Magyar Nemzet |
Migrants would be taken back to Libya
Rome would give EU visa to 200,000 illegal immigrants to make them leave |
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| Negocios |
Altice deal with no political brake
Purchase of Media Capital will be a long process. Competition to demand remedies. Impresa under the spotlights. |
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