This law fuels needless strife, El Mundo frets: The law is pure nonsense, somewhere between superfluous and toxic, because it's about ...
In her column in AD, Linda Akkermans voices frustration with the dithering in Dutch politics: Go for it, Rutte. After all, no well-meaning ...
Any mention of bloodshed on Tiananmen Square should evoke terrible memories of 1989 among the public, says Corriere della Sera: Xi Jinping, ...
Too many people in Germany are still unaware of the objectives pursued by the German forces in Eastern Europe during WWII, Deutschlandfunk ...
Gazeta Wyborcza also takes a critical view of the payment model: The Namibian government, which primarily represents the majority of the ...
Strana.ua wonders at Netflix's decision to refer to the supporters of the deceased Ukrainian nationalist leader Stepan Bandera as ...
Eleven years ago, then Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt asked the Rwandan people for forgiveness. France still has some way to go in ...
Ahead of May 5, the right-wing populist politician Thierry Baudet circulated a banner online that depicts 2020 as marking the end of ...
The positive view of Napoleon Bonaparte held by many historians obscures the devastating consequences of the emperor's rule, L'Humanité ...
The Daily Telegraph laments on this occasion that the history of the UK is increasingly associated with racism and colonialism: British ...
