Politics
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Arms: European drones take direct hit
20 May 2013191PresseuropLibération, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung -
United Kingdom: ‘British business: We need to stay in the EU’
20 May 2013293PresseuropThe Independent -
Portugal: ‘Most Portuguese want to renegotiate or end the troika deal’
20 May 2013561Presseuropi -
Croatia: ‘Bandić stronger than SDP and HDZ combined’
20 May 201324PresseuropVečernji list -
United Kingdom: ‘No 10 pleads with labour to save gay marriage bill’
20 May 201321PresseuropThe Guardian -
Political union: Hollande takes up Merkel’s challenge
17 May 2013617PresseuropLe Monde, Die Welt -
Germany: ‘Unworthy of a state ruled by law’
17 May 2013282PresseuropDer Tagesspiegel -
Spain: ‘Banker jailed’
17 May 20132124PresseuropEl Periódico de Catalunya -
France: ‘Hollande, (is finally) an unabashed social democrat’
17 May 20135318PresseuropLa Tribune -
United Kingdom: ‘No 10 plans for coalition divorce as rift widens’
17 May 201314PresseuropThe Times -
Hungary: ‘Stern warning from Merkel’
17 May 20134810PresseuropNépszava -
Romania: ‘Ponta presents redundancy plan for next 5 years’
16 May 2013488PresseuropRomânia libera -
Germany: A chancellor made in the GDR
15 May 201376437 Welt am Sonntag Berlin -
Latvia: Stateless Russians seek identity
15 May 20131373 Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius -
Germany: ‘Federal government courts on workers from crisis countries’
15 May 2013883PresseuropFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung -
Spain: ‘PP barons demand Rajoy sets a deficit equal for all’
15 May 2013302PresseuropLa Vanguardia -
European elections 2014: Martin Schulz, Europe’s other German
14 May 201320234 The Economist London -
Pew Research Center Study: Faith in the EU seriously shaken
14 May 20137755PresseuropLibération, Die Welt -
Italy: ‘6 years demanded for Berlusconi’
14 May 201332PresseuropCorriere della Sera -
United Kingdom: ‘Cameron to rush out law for EU vote’
14 May 20135011PresseuropThe Daily Telegraph -
Britain's EU membership: Cameron’s fate hangs in the balance
13 May 201326430 The Sunday Telegraph London -
Czech Republic: ‘Swiss to judge Czech coal barons’
13 May 2013242PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
The State of Europe : The Old Continent is still fit, thank you (2/2)
13 May 201318913 Foreign Policy Washington DC -
Bulgaria: ‘30.1% — 26.1%. What do we do now?’
13 May 201323PresseuropStandart -
Hungary: ‘It is not about sanctions’
13 May 2013211PresseuropNépszabadság -
United Kingdom: ‘Cabinet crisis for Cameron as ministers break ranks over EU’
13 May 20135810PresseuropThe Guardian -
Banking secrecy: Hervé Falciani will not be extradited
10 May 2013344PresseuropEl Mundo, Libération, Mediapart -
The State of Europe: The Old Continent is still fit, thank you (1/2)
10 May 201321547 Foreign Policy Washington DC -
Elections in Bulgaria: In search of Europe
10 May 201315666 Sega Sofia -
Belgium: ‘Repatriation of dirty money on the rise’
10 May 201342PresseuropLe Soir -
Italy: ‘“The judges want to take me out”’
10 May 2013497PresseuropLa Repubblica -
United Kingdom: ‘100 of UK's richest people concealing billions in offshore tax havens’
10 May 201316210PresseuropThe Guardian -
War in Syria: 500 young Europeans have taken arms against the regime
8 May 201315016PresseuropEl Mundo -
“Dalligate” : ‘We have a ‘bomb’ — Green MEPs’
8 May 2013362PresseuropThe Malta Independent -
Spain: ‘Saved’
8 May 2013182PresseuropEl Periódico de Catalunya -
United Kingdom: ‘Voters tell Cameron to cut Europe down to size’
8 May 20135955PresseuropThe Times -
Slovenia: ‘We will have to pay for the crisis yet again’
7 May 201326PresseuropVečer -
Germany: ‘Facade sustained’
7 May 2013292PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Italy: ‘Andreotti, symbol of power’
7 May 201327PresseuropCorriere della Sera -
European Commission : ‘The EU should not be meddling in our democracies’
6 May 20138212PresseuropDe Volkskrant -
United Kingdom: Surge of the ‘fruitcakes’
6 May 20136618PresseuropThe Guardian -
France: ‘A man alone’
6 May 2013363PresseuropLibération -
Croatia: After accession, next comes Schengen
3 May 2013631PresseuropDer Standard -
France: ‘A year later, Hollande isolated in Europe’
3 May 2013369PresseuropLe Figaro -
Greece: ‘Golden Dawn thrown out’
3 May 201314810PresseuropTa Nea -
Enrico Letta: A new player, hardly a new game
2 May 2013148107PresseuropLa Stampa, Il Sole-24 Ore, Die Zeit & 2 others -
Enlargement : Crisis makes candidate countries think twice
2 May 201311612PresseuropRzeczpospolita -
European Elections: Reinforce the European Parliament, not the Commission
2 May 201327717 Dagens Nyheter Stockholm -
Netherlands: ‘May 4 is not for reconciliation’
2 May 2013281PresseuropTrouw -
United Kingdom: ‘Cameron points to early vote on Europe’
2 May 20133811PresseuropThe Times
Where does Angela Merkel come from? How has she formed her political ideas? The Germans, like other Europeans, often ask these questions. As the September elections approach, a biography sets out to find the key to her success in her childhood in the GDR. 
Ever since Latvia gained independence with the dissolution of the USSR, the status of the Russian minority has remained a divisive issue. Following a referendum on the use of the Russian language, today the focus of debate is on the question of citizenship. 
The President of the European Parliament has tried to raise the profile of his institution and played the go-between between EU leaders. The next step for him? Heading the European Commission after the 2014 elections. But that will not be so easy. 
Prime Minister David Cameron thought his pledge to hold a referendum on British EU membership would calm his party’s divisions. He’s now facing a rebellion backing a withdrawal from Europe and has lost the trust of the public, writes a British journalist. 
The European Union may have problems such as a low population growth and internal divisions, but it is still a dynamic power capable of choosing its own destiny, argue Mark Leonard and Hans Kundnani. 
Pessimists around the world repeat that the European Union is doomed because of structural weaknesses and the economic crisis. But in many fields, the EU holds its own against world powers like the United States and China, argue Mark Leonard and Hans Kundnani. 
In the campaign for the legislative elections coming up on May 12, Europe is the big absentee. Unless it’s about calling for an exit from the EU – as the extreme right is – or promising that European funds will continue to pour into the coffers of the country, as the two major parties are doing. 
The day after he started work, Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta went to Berlin, Paris and Brussels to pledge his commitment to Europe and voice his belief that austerity must be eased. But he may not be able to make himself heard, according to the European press. 
With what will likely be the automatic appointment of the next European Commission President, the result of May 2014 European elections should endow the Brussels executive with greater legitimacy. But is this desirable, wonders a Swedish columnist. - 1 of 44
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