Germany
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Greece: ‘Cold War for €54bn’
12 April 201318479PresseuropTa Nea -
Germany: ‘MPs put court under pressure’
12 April 20133524PresseuropDie Welt -
Eurozone: Germany: Europe’s poor relation
11 April 2013681326 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Frankfurt -
European Union: Thatcher ‘to blame’ for British split on Europe
11 April 2013437PresseuropThe Times -
Tax havens: Bank deal pressures Austria and Luxembourg
10 April 201310610PresseuropEUobserver.com, ABC -
Germany: ‘Nazi mafia in German prisons’
10 April 20131104PresseuropBild -
Eurozone: ‘Germans are “poorest” in Europe’
10 April 2013324162PresseuropDe Standaard -
Germany: ‘Historic compromise on final nuclear waste storage site’
10 April 2013303PresseuropDer Tagesspiegel -
European Union: David Cameron tries to sell his EU views
8 April 20135710PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza, The Daily Telegraph, Le Monde & 3 others -
Germany-Russia: ‘Good face’
8 April 2013302PresseuropDie Welt -
Germany: ‘The interest trap’
5 April 20138032PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Energy: Desertec takes some heat
4 April 2013423PresseuropDer Spiegel -
Internet: Google in privacy showdown with EU states
3 April 2013663PresseuropFinancial Times, The Daily Telegraph -
Diplomacy: Berlin’s new activism
2 April 2013349141 Le Monde Paris -
Germany: Renewables fill nuclear power shortfall
2 April 201315627PresseuropDer Spiegel -
Germany: ‘Loophole for an investor’
28 March 2013261PresseuropNeues Deutschland -
Debate: The “Latin Empire” should strike back
26 March 20133100491 Libération Paris -
Cyprus: Money-laundering audit casts shadow over bailout
26 March 2013601PresseuropEUobserver.com -
Cyprus: ‘Euro rescuers close down their first bank’
25 March 20133711PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Cyprus: The Russian saviour is taking his time
22 March 201314789 Nezavissimaïa Gazeta Moscow -
European Union: How Europe’s leaders ran out of credit in Cyprus
21 March 201325220 Financial Times London -
Cyprus: Do your homework, Mr Schäuble!
20 March 201343347 O Phileleftheros Nicosia -
Diplomacy: Berlin calls for more powers to EEAS
20 March 2013942PresseuropDziennik Gazeta Prawna -
Eurozone: ‘Savings are safe — but only in Germany’
18 March 201321113PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Editorial: Grim anniversary
15 March 201346Presseurop -
European Union: The problem with Germany
15 March 2013311270PresseuropNew Statesman, The Daily Mail -
Banks: Bonuses too big to prevail
8 March 2013103536 The Guardian London -
Central Europe: Merkel and Hollande join Visegrad Group
7 March 20138322PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza, Pravda -
Romania: The EU must stop stepping on our toes
7 March 201314071 Jurnalul Naţional Bucharest -
Germany: ‘End of reduced electricity prices for industry’
7 March 2013436PresseuropSüddeutsche Zeitung -
Germany: Green light for station in the red
6 March 2013181 Cicero Berlin -
Germany: Where is the legacy of Agenda 2010?
6 March 20131625PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Germany: ‘30 years of cheeky flexibility’
6 March 2013192PresseuropFrankfurter Rundschau -
Germany: ‘An end to the free-for-all’
5 March 2013591PresseuropHandelsblatt -
EADS: ‘A European success’
28 February 20131825PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Germany-Italy: ‘Napolitano to Berlin: Respect us’
28 February 20137688PresseuropCorriere della Sera -
Italy: ‘Berlin warns of the “contagion” of the crisis of Italy to the rest of Europe’
28 February 20132824PresseuropEl País -
Food: Romania struggles to swallow horsemeat scandal
27 February 201319246 Revista 22 Bucharest -
Germany: ‘Organic egg fraud’
25 February 20131521PresseuropDie Welt -
Internet: Selling spyware to trap dissidents
22 February 20134219 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich -
Central Europe: Prague aims to appease on Sudeten German question
22 February 201369108PresseuropHospodářské Noviny, Die Zeit, Die Presse -
Germany: ‘Berlin threatens shale gas’
22 February 20139142PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza -
Germany: ‘Eternity for Preußler’
21 February 201316PresseuropSüddeutsche Zeitung -
Germany: ‘A rebellion against Amazon’
21 February 201362PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Climate change: Tough climate for carbon trading
20 February 2013741 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich -
Germany: ‘And next: marriage for all!’
20 February 201356PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Food: ‘Guaranteed horse’
19 February 2013311PresseuropDie Welt -
Germany: Amazon ‘recruits neo-Nazis’ to monitor foreign seasonal workers
18 February 20131346PresseuropWelt am Sonntag, Süddeutsche Zeitung -
Taxation: ‘G20 to attack tax avoidance routes’
18 February 2013223PresseuropDe Volkskrant -
Cinema: ‘Nazif Mujić returns to Sarajevo with two Silver Bears’
18 February 201329PresseuropOslobođenje
According to the ECB, the Germans did not take advantage of the crisis and are even poorer now than other Europeans. For the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, this is proof that they should not pay for the mistakes of others, and they need to better allocate their wealth. 
Germany is taking advantage of its robust economic health to firm up its presence on the international stage. However, trade is the engine of a diplomacy that still fears embracing military interventions, a stance which remains popular with the German public. 
Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben has revived the idea of a union of Southern European countries, a proposal first launched by another philosopher, Alexandre Kojève, just after World War II. This "Latin Empire" could act as a counter weight to the dominant role played by Germany in the European Union. 
Russia, despite owning a large chunk of the cash deposited in the island’s banks, is resisting the increasingly desperate pleas for aid from the Cypriot government. Instead of rushing in, the Great Bear is sitting back and awaiting the Europeans’ next move. 
The bigger problem remains the gap in trust between the north and the south, writes a Financial Times columnist. 
After the failure of the EU's €10bn Cyprus rescue plan, the German Minister of Finance has questioned the island’s low tax regime. However, a well known journalist argues that following the 1974 Turkish invasion, Nicosia had no option but to offer tax breaks. 
After the whopping bailouts to Europe’s banks failed to trigger growth, a new zeitgeist is sweeping the continent. The tide has turned against corporate excess. The public wants revenge and the bankers have only themselves to blame, writes a British columnist. 
Germany has announced that it will veto the entry of Romania and Bulgaria into the Schengen Area. Perhaps it is time for Romanians to stop being the victims of their partners' political games, writes a Romanian journalist in a leader article. 
Romania, wrongly named as the source of the horsemeat food fraud, has suffered more than most in the ready-meals scandal. Having been dealt a severe blow, the country’s agriculture industry now has to pick up the pieces and regain Europe's trust. 
He’s regarded as one of the meanest Germans in the cybersphere: Martin Münch supplies police and secret services with spyware, which some dictators use to terrorize dissidents. 
To cope with the decline in the price of CO2 emission permits, the European Parliament wants to take 900 million tonnes off the European market. But that won’t be enough to halt the trend. The economic crisis is just too deep.