School closures slow down the spread of the virus but they also slow down the learning process, Die Presse stresses: From a purely ...
It's naive to blame Albayrak alone for the current economic crisis in Turkey, argues journalist Murat Sabuncu on T24: I can't find the ...
The Independent explains why there are fewer and fewer reporters like Robert Fisk: Fisk also represented a type of journalism - being out ...
Népszava calls for stricter measures for Hungary too: The cabinet keeps pointing to the national consultation surveys [the government's ...
If Poland's government turns the right screws now it won't even have to inject fresh money into the economy, argues Rzeczpospolita: Aid is ...
Countries like the US and Britain have also excluded China, Svenska Dagbladet points out, and hopes for a domino effect: The more countries ...
The Daily Telegraph outlines what could be a mutually acceptable agreement: The compromise that still seems likely is that the UK will cede ...
The Irish Times is also optimistic that a deal will be reached: The Downing Street team in charge of the negotiations, including Frost, are ...
Governments must not focus solely on restrictions, Új Szó warns: The price that the economy must pay in the second wave does not seem to be ...
While some workers have either not been affected or have even benefitted from the coronavirus crisis others have lost their means to make a ...
