The start of Ramadan comes at a very appropriate time, columnist Iman Amrani writes in The Guardian: On a personal level the timing feels ...
This debate is important, Le Monde insists: It is true that the pandemic and its daily victims are making the question of death more ...
Economist Dávid Makó says the outrage over Boris Johnson's statement that the British vaccine success was due to greed and capitalism is ...
One piece of seemingly good news is that for the first time in Israel's history there could be a government that includes an Arab party, ...
Francis has recognised what really counts in interreligious dialogue, Der Tagesspiegel comments approvingly: Acceptance, respect, modesty. ...
This episode with Fidesz has clearly demonstrated the EPP's lack of principles, Azonnali believes: Everything fits into the EPP's value ...
Our way of life has already changed irreversibly as a result of the pandemic, columnist Xenia Tourki comments in Phileleftheros: One year ...
More than 100 academics criticise in Le Monde that while scrutinising universities is justified, the focus of the study is too narrow: ...
This initiative was sorely needed, political scientist Eric Kaufman comments approvingly in The Daily Telegraph: The meaning of safety has ...
Thanks to the vaccine shortages Russia is getting away with behaving even more brazenly than during the Crimean crisis, observes Večernji ...
