The Irish Independent can understand why the backstop is so unpopular in the UK: If the backstop as it currently exists were to come into ...
Columnist Antonio Polito is sceptical about the possibility of a coalition between the Social Democrats and Cinque Stelle: Forming a ...
The EU will soften its stubborn stance in the next weeks, The Daily Telegraph belives: One would expect the EU to at least have some kind ...
Macron sent out signals of rapprochement at the meeting which could precipitate major changes, Cristian Unteanu concludes on his blog with ...
The chances of Salvini becoming Italian prime minister have decreased in the last few days, De Volkskrant points out: The rapprochement ...
Beijing will stop at nothing, columnist Xenia Tourki explains in Phileleftheros: There can be no doubt that Beijing will make good on its ...
If Northern Ireland and Scotland leave the UK after Brexit it could be the birth of a new Celtic union, The Irish Independent explains: ...
The mayor's proposal allows for too many exceptions, sociologist Sorin Ioniță writes on Contributors: A correct tax must apply to all ...
Die Presse wonders whether the FPÖ's voters will let it get away with this faux pas: After Ibiza the FPÖ forfeited a lot of trust. And ...
The social democratic Partito Democratico is once again dividing itself, rails Federico Geremicca, deputy chief editor of La Stampa: ...
