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30/09 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC EuropeDeutsche Bank chief Cryan tries to reassure on bank’s strength. John Cryan told them the bank had become the object of “hefty speculation” and that “new rumours” were causing the share price to fall. The bank’s shares hit new lows in European trading as confidence in the bank continued to falter.

FT Europe

Paying respects

World leaders gather in Jerusalem for Peres funeral.

WSJE

New blow to US-Saudi ties

Move to override Obama’s veto of 9/11 bill strains already weakened relations.

INYT

Clinton seeks to win back young voters

Over a third of those 18 to 29 say they will vote for a third-party candidate.

FRANCE

Le Monde 

OPEC’s surprise agreement to curb oil production

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) reached, on 28th September in Algiers, a historic agreement to limit oil production.

Les Echos

Carlos Ghosn: “It’s possible to become world number one.”

Global leadership is in sight for the Alliance, led by Renault-Nissan’s CEO. With the acquisition of Mitsubishi, the group could pass the 10 million vehicle sales bar.

GERMANY

Frankfurter Allgemeine

Brussels sues Germany on account of car tolls

“Tax provides for discrimination of foreign drivers”. Minister Dobrindt says tax is compliant with European law.

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Zschäpe repentant after three years

On the 313th day of the trial, the main culprit in the NSU trial talks for the first time and expresses regret over her misbehaviour. The plaintiffs speak of a “tactical move”.

ITALY

La Repubblica 

Money, rallies and web: the referendum duel, PD’s left wing against Renzi

“The Premier is wrong, he cannot win with votes from the right”.

Il Sole 24 Ore 

Rush on oil companies, stock exchanges rising

Worst session in three weeks for state bonds in the eurozone.

POLAND

Gazeta Wyborcza

Small hospitals are not beautiful any more

The Ministry of Health plans to build a chain of new hospitals only featuring large health care institutions, and no small hospitals. Under the new plan, only the chains of hospitals will be guaranteed contracts with the National Health Fund.

SPAIN

El Pais 

Susana Díaz calls PSOE to unity and victory

The President of Andalusia wants the congress to meet when there is a government. Sánchez’s group wants primary elections in October and a congress in November.

Expansion

Telxius: Telefonica cancels sell-out proposal and plans to sell assets

For the operator, the valuation given by investors is not appropriate.

UNITED KINGDOM

The Times

Restaurants ordered to reduce size of puddings

Cut calories or be named and shamed, Hunt says.

The Guardian

Mental illness soars in young women

Explosion of stress disorders hits under 24s.

 

 

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