The Facebook data abuse scandal comes as no surprise for Berlingske: We ourselves are in the best position to help our cause: when we use ...
The Süddeutsche Zeitung sees public broadcasting in general in crisis and believes that similar debates will arise in Germany too: The ...
Internet-based businesses must not expect special treatment, the Times writes welcoming the decision: Whether in transport, accommodation ...
The reform's bad reputation among Americans is unjustified, National Review argues: [One] crucial component of the bill's stunning lack of ...
The growing anger in France over the rail operations merger is completely out of place, the liberal economist Jacques Garello writes in ...
The world has entered a new stage of democratic life with Donald Trump's election, L'Opinion believes, and traces how the change came ...
The decision by Népszabadság's owner Mediaworks to close the paper down is perfectly understandable because its losses were damaging the ...
The US government is behind the huge Panama Papers data leak, the daily Novinar believes, and addresses the International Consortium of ...
Shortly before the elections Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the AKP are making yet another brutal attempt to intimidate their opponents, the ...
Although Google should not be wrongly condemned the EU Commission's lawsuit against the Internet giant is a welcome step, the liberal ...
