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BBC Europe – VW admits blame for exhaust tests. Volkswagen has taken responsibility for diesel emissions tests on humans and monkeys amid mounting fury. VW chief executive Matthias Mueller said the German car maker had “taken first consequences” for the tests. He said the animal testing was “wrong … unethical and repulsive”, Spiegel Online reported.
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Les Echoes |
Hope for growth restored
Private investment led activity last year. Business startups have been at their highest level since 2010. Euro area outperforms France. |
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Frankfurter Allgemeine |
EU puts pressure on Germany because of air pollution
European Commission: measures do not go far enough. Volkswagen suspends chief lobbyist. |
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Corriere Della Sera |
Prodi sides with PD: “for the sake of unity”. Grasso’s outburst
New case among 5-Stars, ex-Dem enrolled |
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Gazeta Polska Codzienne |
Trap for Poland
The political opposition of PiS, including TVN and even some extreme right-wing communities, played a role in escalating the conflict with Israel. |
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El Pais |
Division, stalemate and tension to maintain Puigdemont
Catalan parliament president criticises Constitutional Court, rejects proposing another candidate and indefinitely postpones the investiture. |
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Die Presse |
In concert with Viktor Orban
Hungary. Prime Minister Orban wants to see Mr Kurz again soon: in Budapest. Both emphasised their similarities in Vienna. They want to stop migration and decentralize the EU |
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De Standaard |
Europe intensifies the fight against air pollution
Member States who continue to ignore European rules on air pollution must answer to the European Court of Justice. |
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Naftemporiki |
Crucial month for the banks
The banks must be fully ready in mid-February with the “bill” of new accounting standard IFRS 9. |
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Vercenji List |
Grabar-Kitarović’s initiative: Invitation to Vučić puzzled the government
Davor Ivanković: Vučić arriving in the era of an anti-Croatian hysteria of the official Belgrade and President Kitarović’s deeds are risky. |
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Magyar Nemzet |
Migration: Budapest copying Viennese model
For years, Vienna has been criticised due to its stance towards migration; however Budapest is using the experience of the Austrian capital and opened in October last year as a Migration reception point. |
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