* West hopes unity government can resolve political crisis
(Updates number of dead and wounded, adds description of PFG)
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Monday, May 30, 2016
REUTERS SUMMIT-Poland aims to end long-term gas supplies from Russia after 2022
WARSAW, May 30 (Reuters) - Poland does not plan to renew a
long-term gas supply contract with Russia when its current deal
with Gazprom expires in 2022, a government official
responsible for gas and power infrastructure told Reuters on
Monday.
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long-term gas supply contract with Russia when its current deal
with Gazprom expires in 2022, a government official
responsible for gas and power infrastructure told Reuters on
Monday.
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UPDATE 2-Pilots, oil workers strike as France seeks way out of crisis
PARIS, May 30 (Reuters) - Air France pilots voted on Monday to go on strike and oil storage workers extended a job walkout, compounding the French government's woes as it scrambled to calm rolling protests against labour reforms ahead of the Euro soccer tournament.
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Peugeot family to meet French govt over stake in carmaker - source
PARIS, May 30 (Reuters) - The Peugeot family plans to hold
informal talks with the government on Tuesday to discuss the
future of its stake in the French carmaker Peugeot PSA Citroen
, a source familiar with plans for the discussions said
on Monday.
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informal talks with the government on Tuesday to discuss the
future of its stake in the French carmaker Peugeot PSA Citroen
, a source familiar with plans for the discussions said
on Monday.
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UPDATE 1-Workers at French oil port terminal extend strike - union
PARIS, May 30 (Reuters) - Workers at the CIM oil terminal
that handles about 40 percent of French crude imports have voted
to extend their strike at the Le Havre oil port hub until 1000
GMT on Wednesday, a CGT union official told Reuters.
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that handles about 40 percent of French crude imports have voted
to extend their strike at the Le Havre oil port hub until 1000
GMT on Wednesday, a CGT union official told Reuters.
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Germany plans draft law on nuclear storage costs in August
BERLIN, May 30 (Reuters) - The German cabinet plans to
approve a draft law on August 3 that will require its utilities
to pay billions of euros into a state fund to help cover the
cost of nuclear storage, according to an Economy Ministry
timetable seen by Reuters on Monday.
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approve a draft law on August 3 that will require its utilities
to pay billions of euros into a state fund to help cover the
cost of nuclear storage, according to an Economy Ministry
timetable seen by Reuters on Monday.
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