EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe – Israel-Poland spat: Swastikas drawn on Polish embassy in Tel Aviv. Swastikas have been drawn on the gates of Poland’s embassy in Israel, a day after the country’s PM said Jews were among perpetrators of the Holocaust. Police in Tel Aviv launched an inquiry after profanities and the word “murderer” were also discovered. Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki’s comments have been strongly condemned by Israel.
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| Liberation |
The hard-hitting Gérard Collomb
While the presidential majority itself seems troubled by the severity of the immigration draft law that he will present on Wednesday, the French Home Affairs Minister, a former Socialist who has become an ultra-partisan of President Macron’s style, is not hesitating. |
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| Die Welt |
Israel against Iran, Russia against USA, Europe against Europe
Warning, threat, conflicts: the Munich Security Conference becomes a microcosm of geopolitical rivalries and regional tensions. More engagement from Germany is expected. |
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| La Stampa |
Elections, parties have promised one trillion
However, the platforms are vague and full of omissions. Here is how politicians are slipping on the numbers. |
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| Dziennik Gazeta Prawna |
New minister is reforming an army
The Polish Armed Forced and the Ministry of Defence are undergoing rapid changes. |
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| El Pias |
Ciudadanos claims the role of opposition leader
Albert Rivera says PM Rajoy is not complying with the investiture deal and fuels the battle for centre-right. |
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| Politis |
New conditions on the sea
The 22nd of February is a deadline.
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| Tis Kyriakis |
They want ballots in October
The target is to benefit from the end of the memoranda and catch up with the decline. |
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| Nepszava |
Secrets of corporation tax allowances: Orbán wants “small football”
Own goal – hundreds of billions may flow freely until we become a factor in Europe – this is the government’s agreement with Brussels. Neither the clientele, nor the clubs are interested in improvement. |
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| Dagens Nyheter |
“Former Swedish Democrat tricked his way into Sweden”
In 2016, a man calling himself Egor Putilov was employed by the Sweden Democrats. He was soon pointed out as a security risk by researchers and experts. He is now operating under the name Martin Dahlin from Luxembourg, and according to newspaper Arbetaren, a woman helped the former Putilov to enter Sweden by using fake information. |
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| Delo |
Fear of new wars and tensions
After the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the Munich security conference this weekend, some of the 500 politicians and security experts in attendance fear a new war is looming in the Middle East. |
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