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A shambles in foreign policy | Süddeutsche Zeitung - Germany
Making North Korea all the more dangerous | Rzeczpospolita - Poland
Debate: Trump scales back joint drills with South Korea Shortly before joint US-South Korea military exercises are due to begin, US President Donald Trump has ordered them to be scaled back, citing both the costs and his relationship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. He said their relationship was now "very good". The media examine the implications of Washingtons U-turn.
Anti-inflation climate policy | Avvenire - Italy
Big consumers must ration water, too | Új Szó - Slovakia
Debate: Heat and drought in Europe: what can help? With Europe facing record temperatures, drought and wildfires, calls for measures to tackle the increasingly tangible effects of climate change are growing louder. In the Czech Republic, the National Coalition to Combat Drought has been reconvened and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has announced plans to build 20 new water reservoirs. Berlin is also discussing an action plan. Europes press examines the various proposals.
Dont blame the media | The Daily Telegraph - United Kingdom
The press lost all sense of proportion | Irish Independent - Ireland
Pawn in the inclusivity game | Svenska Dagbladet - Sweden
Victim of a misguided form of anti-racism | taz, die tageszeitung - Germany
Racism at work | The Guardian - United Kingdom
Debate: Who is responsible for Jason Ardays death? Jason Arday, a Cambridge professor who resigned in early August following allegations of plagiarism and inaccuracies in his biography, was found dead at his London home on Friday. In 2023, at the age of 37, the sociologist of education became the youngest Black professor to be appointed at Cambridge. University Chancellor Chris Smith condemned what he described as a racist feeding frenzy prompted by the allegations against Arday.
Corporations are shaping how we think | Milliyet - Turkey
Hold platforms to account | Oikonomikos Tachidromos - Greece
A policy of ineffective gestures | Expresso - Portugal
Tackle the problem at its root | Le Temps - Switzerland
Counterproductive decision in favour of freedom | Libération - France
Debate: France: top court blocks social media ban Frances Constitutional Council has blocked the social media ban for under-15s which was passed by parliament in July, ruling that it constitutes a "disproportionate infringement" on freedom of expression and communication. French President Emmanuel Macron has now asked his government to rewrite the legislation to make it "legally viable". The European press draws its own conclusions.
A shambles in foreign policy | Süddeutsche Zeitung - Germany
Making North Korea all the more dangerous | Rzeczpospolita - Poland
Debate: Trump scales back joint drills with South Korea Shortly before joint US-South Korea military exercises are due to begin, US President Donald Trump has ordered them to be scaled back, citing both the costs and his relationship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. He said their relationship was now "very good". The media examine the implications of Washingtons U-turn.
Anti-inflation climate policy | Avvenire - Italy
Big consumers must ration water, too | Új Szó - Slovakia
Debate: Heat and drought in Europe: what can help? With Europe facing record temperatures, drought and wildfires, calls for measures to tackle the increasingly tangible effects of climate change are growing louder. In the Czech Republic, the National Coalition to Combat Drought has been reconvened and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has announced plans to build 20 new water reservoirs. Berlin is also discussing an action plan. Europes press examines the various proposals.
Dont blame the media | The Daily Telegraph - United Kingdom
The press lost all sense of proportion | Irish Independent - Ireland
Pawn in the inclusivity game | Svenska Dagbladet - Sweden
Victim of a misguided form of anti-racism | taz, die tageszeitung - Germany
Racism at work | The Guardian - United Kingdom
Debate: Who is responsible for Jason Ardays death? Jason Arday, a Cambridge professor who resigned in early August following allegations of plagiarism and inaccuracies in his biography, was found dead at his London home on Friday. In 2023, at the age of 37, the sociologist of education became the youngest Black professor to be appointed at Cambridge. University Chancellor Chris Smith condemned what he described as a racist feeding frenzy prompted by the allegations against Arday.