European press review
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Papers discuss Gerhard Schroeder's defence of his welfare reforms and developments at the Athens Olympics
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Friday's papers ponder the fate of the European constitution, a top Chechen rebel's TV appearance and a controversial art exhibit.
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The twin topics of education and Islam attract the attention of several of today's European papers.
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Readers sound off on the latest headlines.
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Today's European papers get to grips with the new-look European Commission, Russian pensions and Germany's labour needs.
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Papers throughout Europe discuss the coming into effect of the Kyoto Protocol.
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President George W Bush's second inaugural speech dominates European papers on Friday.
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Several European dailies predict good news for EU membership hopefuls Romania and Bulgaria, while two dailies are unconvinced by UK premiership hopeful Gordon Brown
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Tuesday's European papers examine the Madrid bombings inquiry, the crisis in Ukraine and alleged abuses in the Germany army.
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Nato's failure to agree more troops for Afghanistan gets coverage as does the German cabinet's decision to send troops to Lebanon - and in Russia the significance of Madonna's first-ever concert.
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European papers comment on the blast at Moscow's underground station and the continuing uncertain fate of the two French journalists held hostage in Iraq.
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Papers judge the aftermath of the EU Commission wrangle, examine football racism and French mobile phones
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Tuesday's European papers tackle the continuing Hungarian unrest, Austria's political future and Chirac's new life as a potential future non-smoker
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Monday's European front pages are dominated by coverage of the elections in Iraq
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Today's European papers tackle Spanish security fears, the German motor industry and football hooliganism in Sweden.
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European editorials on Friday had a lot to say about the new European Commission which has now been approved by the EU parliament.
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With a couple of objections, daily newspapers all across Europe heralded Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan&#39;s meeting with European Union (EU) Enlargement Commissioner Gunter Verheugen in Brussels on September 23rd with headlines of support and