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A 'new start' for the European Union and Germany's police rocked by another far-right scandal

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IN THE PAPERS – Thursday, 17.09.2020: We take a look at Ursula von der Leyen's first State of the European Union address before the European Parliament.

She laid out a new vision for the bloc aimed at strengthening solidarity while confronting major challenges. We also discuss the suspension of 39 German police officers accused of sharing neo-Nazi propaganda.

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