EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe – Spanish deal to tackle gender-based violence. Spain’s political parties are celebrating a “historic” €1bn (£895m; $1.2bn) five-year programme to tackle gender-based violence. The measures include providing victims of abuse with six months’ unconditional unemployment benefit to give them a new start, and outlawing imprisoned abusers from being visited by their children. The agreement was reached after six months and 66 expert hearings.
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| La Croix |
US-Mexico: The wall of fear
Since Donald Trump’s inauguration six months ago, arrests of illegal migrants have increased considerably |
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| Sueddeutsche Zeitung |
Daimler got ahead of VW regarding a self-indictment
The Stuttgart-based company incriminated oneself as the first one at the cartel authorities, admitting to entering into agreements with other companies. The Swabians now can hope for immunity from prosecution. |
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| Corriere Della Sera |
“The EU should be serious about it. Enough jokes”
Migration: Mattarella calls for the same “firmness” applied to banks |
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| Rzeczpospolita |
Opposition of President
On Monday 24 July, after 10 a.m., Polish politics radically changed and gained a new dynamic. |
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| El Pais |
PSOE party is wary of Pedro Sánchez proposal on Spain’s multinationalism
Several branches of the party have expressed concerns with the idea proposed by the party’s leader. |
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| Die Presse |
Poland threatens isolation of judiciary
President Duda’s partial veto of judiciary reform doesn’t solve the basic problem: the government wants a politicised judiciary, whose judgements wouldn’t be recognized in Europe |
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| Sega |
If they are found guilty on charges of supporting “armed terrorist organisations”, the journalists might face prison sentences of up to 43 years
Protesters gathered in front of a court house in Istanbul where hearings started on the case against 17 journalists from an anti-government newspaper. |
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| Naftemporiki |
Greece returns to the markets
Invitation to investors to purchase state debt that expires in 2022 – First trial return after 2014. |
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| Negocios |
Capital Group with millionaire bet on Portuguese debt
North-American giant already owns €580 million invested in bonds. |
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| WSJ |
China plans for a conflict
Chinese military hedges against a possible U.S.-North Korea showdown. |
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