European press review
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Newly-appointed US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's travels attract much press comment, while Spanish foreign policy comes under fire.
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The kidnapping of two Italian aid workers in Iraq and Moscow's threat to strike terrorists anywhere in the world dominates comment in European papers.
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Germany's relations with Israel, early elections for Spain's Basques and French concern about cannabis lead the way in today's European papers.
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Many papers look ahead to today's vote in the European Parliament which might result in the first stillborn EU Commission.
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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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President George W Bush's second inaugural speech dominates European papers on Friday.
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Thursday's European papers sift through the problems facing Hungarians as they come to terms with the violence that followed anti-government protests in Budapest.
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French papers fume over a botched attempt at releasing two Iraq hostages, immigration is the focus of several European papers and Swedish papers mourn the end of nuclear energy.
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Monday's European front pages are dominated by coverage of the elections in Iraq
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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 on Thursday debate Israel's handling of the Lebanese conflict, Europe's role in the region and the possible causes of Tuesday's plane crash in Ukraine.
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Papers across Europe reflect on the main themes covered by the EU's end-of-year summit in Brussels.
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Readers sound off on the latest headlines.
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Kosovo's elections, Wednesday's decisive vote in the European Parliament to determine the fate of the new EU Commission, and the Spanish Catholic Church's questioning of some of the Madrid government's policies are among the topics in which today's papers take an interest.
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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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The death and legacy of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat dominate today&#39;s European papers. Some hold out the hope that his passing will provide a new impetus for peace in the Middle East, while others are
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Several European dailies today focus on the role of international troops in Afghanistan as clashes with the Taleban intensify. Elsewhere, French presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy comes under fire, EU expansion comes under scrutiny and an Austrian daily fears that Muslim schools in Europe could be forced underground.