Trump stokes furore over accepting US election result
Candidate says: “I’ll accept… if I win.” Republicans criticise debate remarks.
WSJE
Apps Fueled ISIS Attacks
French national used social-media to recruit perpetrators in incidents that appeared unrelated.
INYT
Culture war in Bollywood
India and Pakistan ban actors and programs after attack in Kashmir.
FRANCE
Le Monde
Why youths of immigrant background are over-represented in prisons
“Le Monde” investigated why people from immigrant backgrounds are over-represented in French prisons. Poverty, education levels, discrimination, legal proceedings… the accumulation of these factors greatly increase the risk of being incarcerated.
Les Echos
Taxation: the measure causing tension among entrepreneurs
The MPs have gone back over the fiscal framework of the Macron law on free shares. Major companies as well as start-ups feel aggrieved by this setback.
GERMANY
Frankfurter Allgemeine
Merkel: What is happening with Russian aid in Aleppo is inhuman
EU criticises Moscow. Tusk: Keep all options open. Summit in Brussels.
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Crèche Judgment: Parents are entitled to compensation
Municipalities can be held responsible for the loss of earnings if mothers and fathers cannot work because of missing childcare places. Decision by the Federal Court of Justice.
ITALY
La Repubblica
Freeze in relations between Renzi and EU, budget: legislative process delayed
The delay in transmitting the budget, summarily approved on October 15th, is causing tension
Il Sole 24 Ore
Draghi reassures on QE, European markets up
Bank values pushing up. Milan (+0.57%), fifth positive session in a row.
POLAND
Gazeta Wyborcza
Stop to Zalewska’s reform
The Ministry of Education maintains that the Law and Justice party’s reform of the Polish education system is progressing according to schedule. Nonetheless, insiders are certain that at least one of the reform’s elements – the liquidation of junior high schools – will be postponed by a year or more.
SPAIN
El Pais
Trump defies the system by threatening not to accept result
The Republican candidate says that he will only accept the result if he beats Hillary Clinton.
Expansion
Retired people to be allow to work and get their whole pension
Experts ask for new funding in order to guarantee benefits.
UNITED KINGDOM
The Times
Crackdown on rip-off gambling companies
£3.5bn lost as bookmakers cancel winning bets.
The Guardian
HMRC targets exploitation of self-employed
Unit to study claims workers in “gig economy” denied rights and benefits.
