Forbes | Postcards from Europe; Part 3: Paris and Back to London Forbes Next came an evening with the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Europe. One might suppose this group would have a different agenda than LegalStart, but there were many common threads. ACC Europe -like LegalStart-is diverse, technology and ... |
The Guardian | How the Catalan crisis could send shockwaves across Europe The Guardian Speaking in English, Puigdemont went over the heads of EU governments, appealing directly to the “citizens of Europe”. The independence struggle was less a local rebellion and more an exemplary defence of shared democratic values, including ... Catalonia independence: Puigdemont 'will not accept' Rajoy plan Spanish leader moves aggressively to clip Catalonia's wings Catalan separatists weigh options as Spain prepares to sack regional Parliament |
New York Times | Tillerson Warns Europe Against Iran Investments New York Times Speaking during a visit to Saudi Arabia, Mr. Tillerson said, “Both of our countries believe that those who conduct business with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, any of their entities — European companies or other companies around the globe — really ... |
Politico | Anti-immigrant forces gain ground in Europe Politico Czechs this weekend elected a new prime minister who heaps scorn on the European Union and says his country shouldn't have to accept a single refugee. Germany just sent a radical far-right party to parliament for the first time since the days of Adolf ... Austrian election proves right-wing populism is new normal in Europe Middle Europe turns back on EU |
Fast Europe Open: UK business confidence, Philips results Financial Times Shinzo Abe is set to double down on economic stimulus and push for a revision of Japan's pacifist constitution after his gamble on calling an early election resulted in a resounding win. The prime minister's ruling Liberal Democratic party-led ... |
CNBC | Europe shares set for mixed open as investors look to earnings, Catalonia crisis CNBC European markets are expected to open mixed on Monday morning, as Spain's constitutional crisis continued to aggravate investors' concerns about political unity in the region. Looking to the major bourses, the U.K.'s FTSE 100 is expected to open 3 ... Europe faces Spain's constitutional crisis over Catalonia |
Telegraph.co.uk | The tale of Europe's 20th century is uplifting, but it is not our tale Telegraph.co.uk I admit it: I entered the House of European History in a cynical mood. The EU has funded some spectacularly clumsy propaganda over the years. Who can forget “Captain Euro”, a square‑jawed Marvel-type superhero in blue and gold spandex, who does ... |
New York Times | Catalonia, Japan, Robert Mugabe: Your Monday Briefing New York Times The Senate could grant him the authority under Article 155 of the Constitution, a broad but ill-defined tool that has never before been used, by Friday. Mr. Puigdemont could still ask lawmakers to vote for a unilateral declaration of independence or ... |
Bloomberg | Tillerson Calls on Europe to Back Latest Sanctions on Iran Bloomberg Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called on European governments to join a U.S.-led sanctions regime against Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, saying that countries doing business with the Islamic Republic's force do so at their own risk. The ... Rex Tillerson seeks help from Middle East, Europe in American effort to isolate Iran |
Washington Post | Why Europe's populists are here to stay Washington Post The drums sounding the march of Europe's populists into the political mainstream grew louder this week. Elections in Austria and the Czech Republic delivered big gains or outright victories to parties campaigning on nativist or anti-immigrant platforms. |
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