BBC News reports that official figures show that the eurozone economy grew by one per cent between April and June.
The initial estimate, which was published last month, showed stronger growth than expected, largely due to strong exports that were boosted by a weaker euro.
Analysts say the German economy, which grew by 2.2 per cent over the three months, helped to drive the zone's overall growth.
Coverage of the ongoing Greek debt crisis continues in today's papers, with the country's coalition government failing to approve the austerity measures demanded by its international creditors
EU leaders have agreed a bold agenda for sustainable growth and energy access ahead of the Rio+20 summit, the Guardian reports
The FT reports that the president of BusinessEurope, the EU's largest employer's group, has warned the European parliament against meddling in the carbon market to prop up slumping prices
The US has won the support from five EU member states in an effort to identify offshore accounts held by Americans, the New York Times reports
The Irish Times quotes EU commissioner Viviane Reding stating that changes in data protection legislation will expand markets and decrease paperwork and costs, rather than create barriers
