The process is all very well and good, but eleven million people will be left out in the rain, Der Standard criticises: Even if more of the ...
The competition from China should prompt the EU to confront its own weaknesses, the Financial Times advises: Rather than insisting on ...
It would be a mistake if the EU Commission were to leave it up to the industry to regulate itself, writes Handelsblatt: To use a variation ...
Russia can no longer serve as Nato's raison d'être, write Hervé Hannoun and Peter Dittus, authors of a book that is critical of the ...
In continuing to allow the use of glyphosate the EU is being reckless in the extreme, L'Echo criticises: When the battle for public health ...
Not just Chanel owes much to Karl Lagerfeld, writes luxury goods expert Jean-Noël Kapferer in Contrepoints: As artistic director it was he ...
The era of large passenger airlines is coming to an end, Polityka laments: More than 3,000 people could lose their jobs in the production ...
Politicians have been far too faint-hearted in protecting species, Le Monde explains with an example: In view of the immense threat to ...
The long queues in front of the sales outlets are a humiliation for those who have to stand there, writes Leyla Alp in T24: In case you're ...
Europeans should develop a strategy for promoting cutting-edge technologies instead of simply denying Huawei access to their markets, ...
