EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe –Brussels attacks: First anniversary of bombings marked. Belgium is marking the first anniversary of the suicide bomb attacks on the Brussels airport and underground system, which killed 32 people. More than 300 people were wounded in the attacks, which were claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.
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U.S., U.K. ban carry-on devices.
Move affects flights from Middle East and Africa and reflects evaluated intelligence.
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| Les Echos |
Leaving the eurozone: what scares companies.
Several business leaders explain the dangers of returning to the franc. Foreign investment in France is at its highest level in ten years.
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| Sueddeutsche Zeitung |
Ankara stops electoral campaign in Germany
Ruling party: Until the constitutional referendum in April, no Turkish ministers will appear in the Federal Republic. Erdogan calls the EU “fascist” and announces consequences
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| IL Messaggio |
“In Rome, Europe is shaken”
Italian Prime Minister Gentiloni told il Messaggero that “The treaties are an opportunity to move forward with more flexibility. Each State at its own pace, but with more responsibility in the new context.”
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| Gazeta Wyborcza |
Spokesperson of National Court Register threatened a daughter with a lawsuit
The judge demands reimbursement of maintenance.
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| El Pais |
PP and PSOE invite Puigdemont to a formal debate at the Senate.
The President of the Catalonian region had asked to be authorised to hold a conference at the upper house.
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| Der Standard |
Turkish Kurds are allowed to celebrate New Year
Under strict conditions, Kurdish Kurds in Turkey were able to celebrate New Year’s Day on Tuesday.
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| L’Echo |
Tourists and businessmen are back in Belgium
Since September, foreign visitors spend more than before the attacks.
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| Naftemporiki |
Repetition of the serial
The government tries to connect the negotiation with the new Declaration of Rome.
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| I-PT |
Portugal wants to remove Eurogroup President
Politicians outraged after Dijsselbloem stated that southern countries “cannot spend money on alcohol and women and then ask for help”. Foreign Affairs Minister defends Dijsselbloem exit from the Eurogroup Presidency. “This Dutch socialist is mentally retarded”, according to MP Duarte Marques, from PSD.
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