Der Kurier has high hopes for mass testing: Mass tests work, so they're useful. Now even Harvard University has given its seal of approval ...
The Times finds the idea completely absurd: There is nothing Christmassy about the idea that to have five days of 'freedom', we must then ...
German parliamentarism has dangerously weakened itself, the Frankfurter Rundschau criticises: Now coronavirus regulations passed by the ...
Sweden should follow Slovakia's example and adopt rapid tests, Expressen recommends, noting that in general the Swedes should be more ...
The EU Commission has negotiated an agreement with Biontech and Pfizer to purchase up to 300 million vaccine doses. Massimo Riva voices his ...
A film that is bad on so many levels shouldn't be taken seriously, Le Point writes: Everything is linked in a straight line: a confused ...
School closures slow down the spread of the virus but they also slow down the learning process, Die Presse stresses: From a purely ...
Overall, Új Szó approves of the operation, albeit with certain reservations: If we take into account that the rapid tests can capture only ...
Vaiva Rykštaitė also sees parallels with a witch-hunt. The Lithuanian government coalition led by three women should condemn the situation ...
Fabio Pontiggia, editor-in-chief of Corriere del Ticino, believes that this new round of lockdowns goes too far: All over Europe we can ...
