Eric Bonse notes in his blog Lost in EUrope how helplessly the EU Commission is reacting to the rising Covid-19 figures: It has already ...
Germany's Interior Minister Seehofer now wants to fight the virus together with neighboring countries in the name of the "European spirit". ...
Tageblatt is not impressed at all by the Luxembourg Foreign Minister casting himself as a hero just because twelve children were taken in: ...
As positive as the move is, introducing free public transport isn't exactly a world-changing event, Le Quotidien comments: The decision was ...
Too few people consider the option of helping others after their death, Le Quotidien writes: Even for those who aren't particularly ...
Johnson cancelled a joint press conference with Luxembourg's prime minister Xavier Bettel because demonstrators booing Johnson could be ...
Dagens Nyheter sees the Rackete affair as symbolic of the deep division in Europe: Salvini is being backed by his coalition friends from ...
El País editor and Italy expert Jorge Marirrodriga shows understanding for Asselborn's position: Few things are more difficult than making ...
Le Quotidien believes that the measures in France will show the way for other countries and points to how successful the lowering of the ...
The EU Commission is finally putting paid to the big companies' sophisticated tax avoidance schemes, the Times writes in praise: Where ...