European press review
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The EU's landmark summit on Turkish accession talks dominates the European press on Thursday. Elsewhere, Spanish dailies applaud the criticism of a parliamentary commission investigating the Madrid bombings by the mother of one of the victims.
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Tuesday's European papers comment on Romania's presidential election and on the debate over Turkey's EU membership bid.
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European papers celebrated the Athens 2004 Olympics and also had a few words to say about the doping cases that marred the games. &quot;The cynics were wrong,&quot; declared London&#39;s The Independent.
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European editors Wednesday had a lot to say about joining the EU in general and specifically about Turkeyâs bid. Other dailies commented on Donald Rumsfeld&#39;s revelation that there was no link between Iraq and al Qaeda.
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Europe's newspapers grapple with EU regulations, oil prices, an Islamic militant and a French Pacific territory.
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Tuesday's European papers focus on a US proposal for an international conference on Iraq.
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Wednesday's European papers tackle the Asian tsunami disaster, German unemployment and bridge-building between Jews and Muslims.
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Friday's European papers tackle Turkey's EU aspirations, the hostage crisis in Iraq and Russian airport security.
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Thursday's European papers assess the response of governments and NGOs alike to the Asian tsunami disaster.
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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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Unrest in the Netherlands, a German regional election and Spanish-US relations feature in today's papers
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The debate by the Israeli parliament on whether to pull out of the Gaza Strip is the focus of much editorial comment in Europe Tuesday, while other European papers look at the high price of oil.
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Tuesday's papers focus on the latest wave of Eta bombings in Spain and the continuing political crisis in Ukraine.
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The Pope's controversial speech on Islam, electoral success for  the far right in Germany and Sweden's election upset all make headlines in Europe's newspapers on 18 September.
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Thursday's papers focus on the escalating row between Georgia and Russia, an anti-swastika ban in Germany and ex-Czech leader Havel's 70th birthday.
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Europe's papers today grapple with an empty handed WMD hunt, French occupation revisionism and Basque separatism
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Text of report by Estonian newspaper Postimees website on 5 September  [Commentary by Rein Veidemann: "Media Circus"]  Elections make for fatty raw material to the free media. The supply of news and opinions is far greater than the demand.