In El Mundo's view Boris Johnson is nothing but a liar and lawbreaker: When the moment of truth comes, the word of a populist is worthless. ...
The prime minister can pat himself on the back for what he's done for the Bulgarians despite his links to corruption, hvg points out: Boyko ...
Stefan Lövfen did not leave the field without putting up a fight at the summit, Aftonbladet writes in defence of the Stockholm government: ...
The real issue here is how much Italy is being allowed to get away with, economist Martin Visser comments in De Telegraaf: Both camps have ...
At least Donohue is not a hardliner on budgetary discipline, La Repubblica comments: The 45-year-old politician from the Fine Gael party, ...
By contrast the daily Die Presse criticises that with Merkel and Macron's plan the EU is moving further towards a transfer union: A group ...
It's a good thing that Denmark is so strongly opposed to debt mutualisation, Jyllands-Posten puts in: The [Southern European] countries had ...
It would be foolish for the EU Commission to follow through with its threat, columnist Gideon Rachman warns in the Financial Times: Germany ...
Writing in Le Monde, economists Baptiste Bridonneau and Laurence Scialom make the case for putting the decision in the hands of another ...
It's about time the EU took resolute steps to help the worst hit countries, Politiken urges: The EU doesn't have any powers to speak of in ...
