Students in Greece are calling for smaller classes while doctors are protesting for more intensive care units. The government seems to view ...
An imperfect plan is still better than no plan, Sydsvenskan points out: Okay, there's no reason to celebrate. But in the best case this ...
Sweden's red-green government is refusing to accept underage asylum seekers from Greece. Dagens Nyheter is unconvinced by its reasoning: ...
Ta Nea praises von der Leyen: We have become accustomed to viewing EU bureaucrats in a tolerant manner and considering matters outside the ...
Berlin has its reasons for not allowing sanctions to be imposed on Ankara, columnist Xenia Tourki writes in Phileleftheros: On the one hand ...
Europe still has no migration policy to speak of, De Tijd notes bitterly: The highly controversial deal between Turkey and the EU was a ...
Greece's prime minister has announced a massive new armament programme including the purchase of 18 French multi-purpose jets and four ...
The pro-government Yeni Şafak calls for calm: Neither Greece, which is being cheered on by the rest of the world, nor Turkey, which is one ...
The worst thing is that people are looking for scapegoats everywhere, columnist Lefteris Charalampopoulos finds in To Vima: It's the ...
The new agreement is just a sign of Greece's weakness, writes the pro-government Turkish daily Sabah: The seas have always been problematic ...
