Public Affairs Networking
28/01 – Today’s headlines from across the EU

EUROPEAN HEADLINES

BBC Europe – Berlin truck attack: Police raid properties linked to mosque. German police have carried out raids across Berlin on properties linked to a mosque used by the Christmas market truck attacker, Anis Amri.  A 460-strong police deployment searched apartments and two commercial premises. Six prison cells were also searched.  The organisation which ran the mosque has been closed down.

 

WSJE

AIG weighs CEO’s ouster

Board to discuss Hancock’s future in March following big fourth-quarter loss.

INYT

Provocateur stirs up the Dutch vote

Geert Wilders’s results may show just how strong the far right is in Europe.

FRANCE

Le Monde 

Investigation into the slow decline of French capitalism

“Le Monde” examines in five episodes the decade that disrupted French companies.

Les Echos

The United States is massively strengthening its defence

Donald Trump announces $54 billion boost for Pentagon. The president will defend his priorities before Congress on Tuesday.

GERMANY

Frankfurter Allgemeine

London expresses reservations against the head of Deutsche Börse

“Unsuitable”. Merger faces exit. Federal Government: a pure entrepreneurial decision.

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

First sentence for ‘murder’ linked to an illegal car race

A Berlin court sentences two men to lifelong imprisonment for killing a 69-year-old during an illegal car race on the Ku’damm.

ITALY

La Repubblica 

DJ Fabio’s farewell

Euthanasia in Switzerland, “I leave this hell and pain, the State has not helped me.”

Il Sole 24 Ore

A closure facilitated by the causes with the tax authorities

There are currently 520,000 cases pending, including 50,000 in the Court of Cassation.

POLAND

Gazeta Wyborcza 

Sealing TV license fee

The Ministry of Culture is to refer a draft bill of the Act on a TV License Fee to the Lower Chamber of the Polish Parliament (the Sejm) today or tomorrow. Under the new regulations, cable and satellite televisions will be obliged to share their customers’ data with the Polish Post Office that will next collect the fee for the State Budget.

SPAIN

El Pais 

Donald Trump: “We have to start winning wars again”

The President of the United States increases military expenditure by 9% at the expense of international aid and environment

Expansion 

Telefónica and Vodafone to raise prices

The two giants maintain their strategy of increasing prices to provide better services.

UNITED KINGDOM

FT

Trump pushes for $54bn rise in US defence expenditure

White House sees “dangerous world”. Boost could be biggest since 2008.

The Times

Don’t lock up low-risk paedophiles, say police

Public will be horrified, admits chief constable.

The Guardian

Trump plans huge increase in US military

Environmental and aid spending to bear brunt of $54bn hike in defence.

 

 

©european union 2017

Comments
No comments yet
Submit a comment

Policy and networking for the digital age
Policy Review TV Neil Stewart Associates
© Policy Review | Policy and networking for the digital age 2025 | Log-in | Proudly powered by WordPress
Policy Review EU is part of the NSA & Policy Review Publishing Network