Today's front pages

Published on 18 November 2011 at 11:12

Despite Nicolas Sarkozy's urgings, Angela Merkel has refused to allow the European Central Bank buy up the debt of European countries attacked by the markets.

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Nein, Nicolas! – La Tribune

Germany has drawn up secret plans to prevent a British referendum on the overhaul of the European Union amid concerns it could derail the eurozone rescue package.

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Germany plots to derail UK poll – The Daily Telegraph

The Polish Prime Minister has taken office for the second time.

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Tusk government 2.0 – Gazeta Wyborcza

If Belgium doesn't manage to establish a new government and pass a budget fixing the deficit to below 3% by December 15, the European Commission will impose a fine of 700 million euros.

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Europe gives Belgium another 28 days – De Morgen

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Secret service fears a Danish Breivik – Jyllands-Posten

The Croatian daily commemorates the fall of Vukovar to Serb forces on November 18, 1991, and remembers "87 days of heroic resistance."

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Vukovar, 20 years later – Večernji list

The interest rate on Spanish ten year bonds has reached a dizzying 7%. Spain may now be in bailout territory with a differential of 500 points between its national debt and that of the German bund.

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Vertiginous premium – El Periódico de Catalunya

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