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24/01 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC EuropeSyria war: Row over Turkey using German-made tanks. The German government is facing calls to halt arms exports to Turkey after reports emerged that German-made Leopard tanks were being used in an offensive against the Kurdish YPG. Some German politicians have requested that any moves to approve a tank upgrade deal be halted

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FRANCE

Le Figaro

What to do with French jihadists arrested in Irak and Syria?

With fifty Daesh fighters from France detained in the Middle East, their future is a subject of debate. Should they be tried locally or repatriated?

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GERMANY

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Trump imposes punitive tariffs

President Trump aggravates trade conflicts with Asia: import taxes apply to washing machines and solar cells. At the World Economic Forum Davos, the US government is met with criticism.

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ITALY

Il Sole 24 Ore

New customs tariffs against Asia. Trump’s challenge to Davos

Measures strike Beijing and Seoul, for now.

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POLAND

Dziennik Gazeta Prawna

Polish block of Nord Stream 2

Mateusz Morawiecki wants to form a regional coalition to prevent the development of the controversial gas pipeline.

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SPAIN

La Vanguardia

Spanish government puts focus on preventing Puigdemont return

Following the failure with the ballot boxes of the Catalan illegal referendum, the Spanish interior ministry does not want surprises.

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AUSTRIA

Der Standard

Union demands better collective contract from Lauder

Lauda Motion is to start by the end of March. Government welcomes Austrian solution.

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BELGIUM

De Standaard

The number of contacts one has in one’s mobile phone echoes the person’s monetary value

Migrants and refugees are being tortured in Libya. With movies, family members are being extorted. A lucrative business.

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BULGARIA

Sega

No one takes care of dying patients in the cities with the greatest number of oncology hospitals

Because of the low-paid clinical pathway only 12% of cancer patients in Bulgaria receive palliative care.

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GREECE

 Naftemporiki

The scenarios about the debt

What does the Debt Sustainability Analysis, that is included in the compliance text, foresee.

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SLOVENIA

Finance

One Slovenia against another Slovenia

Should the private sector be the one to strike instead of the public one?

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