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21/11 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC EuropeMerkel ‘prefers new vote’ after coalition talks fail. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she would prefer new elections to leading a minority government, after a breakdown in coalition talks plunged the country into political crisis. She also said she did not see any reason to resign from her post despite the failed negotiations. On Sunday evening, the FDP liberals pulled out of talks with Mrs Merkel’s CDU/CSU bloc and the Greens.

FRANCE

Liberation

Germany: The chancellor staggers

She was thought to be immovable, yet Angela Merkel failed to form a coalition. New elections now seem inevitable. It is a double-or-nothing situation.

GERMANY

Frankfurter Allgemeine

Steinmeier appeals to liability of all

“No one can dodge” / Merkel: I am available as candidate for chancellor / Re-elections?

ITALY

Il Sole 24 Ore

Milan loses in blind draw for EMA. Gentiloni: “We were robbed”

Paris beats Frankfurt for EBA banking authority

SPAIN

El Mundo

Europe punishes Barcelona for pushing independence

EU relocates the Medicines Agency in Amsterdam after knocking out the Catalan capital in the first round

CYPRUS

Cyprus Mail

A ‘historic day’ for two nations

Security, energy business focus of Sisi visit ahead of trilateral meeting with Tsipras

GREECE

Naftemporiki

Surplus of optimism

The net revenue is expected to hit record increase of €1.8 billion or 1% of GDP

MALTA

The Times of Malta

Multimillion online gaming racket linked to Qormi firm

A multimillion-euro online gambling racket involving parlours across Italy was directly connected to a server hosted by a Qormi-based company, this newspaper was told.

PORTUGAL

Publico

Alcoholics wait more than two months for treatment

The head of the intervention service for addictive behaviours and dependences warns against excessively long waiting periods that can last 67 days. Consumption has increased, especially among women.

SWEDEN

Svenska Dagbladet

MTR receives criticism for commuter train traffic

The Stockholm County Council is unhappy with how MTR has handled the Stockholm commuter train traffic. Over the past 11 months, several departures have been cancelled and the number of delays has increased.

SLOVENIA

Delo

Angela Merkel: Four more years

Shock as Jamaican coalition collapses

 

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