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20/09 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC Europe  Spain steps up raids to halt Catalan vote. Spain’s Guardia Civil police have detained a dozen senior Catalan officials and raided regional government ministries involved in organising a banned independence vote. Tensions were already high when Josep Maria Jové, number two in the Catalan vice presidency, and others were held. Catalan leaders are defying a court order to halt the vote, condemned by the Madrid government as illegal.

FRANCE

Liberation

Ready to “totally destory North Korea”

Taking the stand at the United Nations General Assembly, Donald Trump targets Pyongyang violently.

GERMANY

Frankfurter Allgemeine

Steinmeier: No reason for great serenity

Speech on the challenges of western democracy / Warning of “fever of authoritarians”.

ITALY

Il Sole 24 Ore

Industry 4.0, issue of incentives reopened

Slowdown over super-amortisement, idea of reduced tax bracket.

SPAIN

El Pais

Catalan police fails to comply with public prosecutor’s order against referendum

Catalan police (Mossos) ignores the clues provided and gets away from the investigation.

BELGIUM

Le Soir

Trump’s bellicose speech before the United Nations

Trump imposes his vision on the UN: “We may need to totally destroy North Korea”.

DENMARK

Berlinske Tidende

Lars Løkke Rasmussen assembles coalition against Donald Trump’s climate policy

Today at the UN’s General Assembly, Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen launches a new global climate coalition. Together with eight other countries and 91 of the world’s biggest cities, Denmark wants to commit to actively work for the climate goals which American President Donald Trump has turned his back on.

GREECE

Naftemporiki

Battle for the European Union resources

Crucial changes in the European budget after Brexit – New balances are sought.

HUNGARY

Nepszava

Felcsút: They rocked the EU

For months they have been trying to hinder the EU Committee’s trip, but the government did not stop Brussels with the mini-rail.

PORTUGAL

Publico

Alert on funds execution leads government to summon managers

Portugal in risk of loosing millions in communitarian funds due to low execution of some programmes. The order is to accelerate by the end of the year the volume of certified expenditure to the European Commission

UNITED STATES

NYT

In Myanmar, a changed icon

Aung San Suu Kyi refuses to criticise the military’s campaign against Rohingya.

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