Business paper Les Echos finds Germany's policy selfish: Its budget surplus allows it to calmly implement the reforms that Angela Merkel ...
Aftonbladet finds it hypocritical to expect the Left Party to go along with the agreement for the sake of keeping the Sweden Democrats out ...
The Frankfurter Rundschau recommends that the yellow vests take a break to examine their goals: Demanding tax cuts but more state benefits ...
Le Figaro hopes the protests will now die down: After the government's backtracking on the fuel tax hike will the 'new contract for the ...
The EU has done far too little to fight the growing rift between rich and poor, The Guardian writes in support of Piketty: It is a tragedy ...
Macron is not only under pressure from the streets, writes La Repubblica's Paris correspondent Bernardo Valli: Despite their attempts to ...
La Stampa is sure the protests are being instrumentalised: The rallies are surrounded by a strange atmosphere. This could be seen from the ...
The advantages of diesel vehicles are most apparent in rural areas, Savon Sanomat points out: Petrol-driven cars are considered cleaner ...
Finland can serve as a model in this area, Lapin Kansa comments enthusiastically: Tax transparency makes it easy to keep tabs on the ruling ...
Revista 22 fears that Europe will only become more unstable with Merkel's forthcoming departure: The question is whether Merkel will still ...
