Even if Pedro Sánchez looks set to continue governing a return to stable times is still a long way off for Spain, Le Point believes: His ...
The problems in Derry and other places in Northern Ireland must never be used to justify acts of terrorism, The Belfast Telegraph stresses: ...
Shutting down the school of administration is too simplistic, Le Figaro writes: Like most of France's elite universities, the Ena has ...
Le Courrier finds the sudden outpouring of donations abhorrent, seeing in it a veritable instrumentalisation of the symbol of Notre-Dame by ...
The never-ending Brexit drama is draining the EU of energy, L'Echo groans: So much lost energy! Just a few weeks before the elections, the ...
The strike on Monday will harm the public interest, wPolityce.pl criticises: It's worth noting that the spectacular and often virulent ...
The demand for the expropriation of real estate companies is unserious and driven by populism, Handelsblatt argues: Expropriations would ...
Making vaccinations mandatory is not necessary to solve the problem of low vaccination coverage, Die Welt argues: Most of those who are not ...
Dagens Nyheter expresses concern about the Paris government's hard line: According to Gaspard Koenig from the think tank GenerationLibre, ...
Macron's letter is hardly introducing a breath of fresh air when it comes to European cooperation, Le Figaro points out: Some of his ...
