European press review
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A round-up of the European press, Tuesday 12 September 2006.
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European newspapers on Wednesday focused on controversial designated EU commissioner Rocco Buttiglione, who has sparked an uproar with his strong views on homosexuality and the role of women.
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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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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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European papers discuss the situation in Iraq and the historical responsibility of France, Germany and Austria towards peoples wronged.
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Today's papers look at Wednesday's car bomb in Madrid and the transatlantic relationship
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Papers across Europe remain transfixed by the row over Italy&#39;s nominee for the post of European commissioner. Swiss papers look at the implications of an expected influx of workers from the European Union&#39;s
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Wednesday's papers tackle the British PM's Spain visit, Bosnia's election outcome and the continuing row between Russia and Georgia.
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Thursday's European papers are dominated by comment on the implications of the political breakthrough in Ukraine.
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The death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat dominates today's European papers
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Europe's papers look ahead to today's signing of the new EU constitution in Rome
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The European Commission's recommendation to open accession talks with Turkey dominates the country's press.
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The General Assembly of the United Nations and George Bush&#39;s speech dominated European editorials on Wednesday. Some papers commented on Germany&#39;s chances of getting a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.
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Astana. October 26. KAZINFORM. The new head of the European Commission has robustly defended his team in the European Parliament, where many MEPs remain dissatisfied with his choice, Kazinform refers to BBC News.
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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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President George W Bush's second inaugural speech dominates European papers on Friday.
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Comment on the German mainstream parties' latest electoral setback in two eastern states provides one of the main topics in today's European dailies. In France, President Jacques Chirac and three new-found allies earn brownie points.