Biotechnologies
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7 September 20111PresseuropDie Tageszeitung
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Nobel Prize
Vatican lashes out at test tube award
5 October 20101PresseuropCorriere della Sera -
United Kingdom
Some clone’s milk in your tea?
3 August 2010PresseuropThe Daily Mail -
Agriculture
GM, the field is open
14 July 2010Presseurop -
Agriculture
EU puts GM crops on the menu
10 June 20101Le Monde Paris -
Genetics
And man became God
21 May 20102PresseuropThe Economist -
Reproduction
Men need no longer apply
8 July 2009PresseuropThe Independent
In a bid to overcome deadlock on the issue of genetically modified organisms (GMO), the European Commission has proposed that member states rule on their cultivation on their national territories. However the European press remains convinced that Brussels is still planning to push for the introduction of a wide range of new products. 
The European Commission intends to authorise more and more genetically modified crops (GMCs), leaving it up to member states to ban them as they see fit. That should satisfy biotech-friendly nations – while allowing those opposed to keep GMCs off their soil.