The US is doing itself a disservice with this bill, says The Daily Telegraph: Donald Trump's 'big beautiful bill' marks a wholesale retreat ...
The meeting in The Hague should attend to specific requirements, writes Jean-Louis Thiériot, former vice chair of the Armed Forces ...
Economist Matas Laukevičius points out in IQ that the structural dependencies in the rare earths market remain unaltered: China currently ...
Le Figaro takes a critical look at Musk's legacy following his withdrawal from politics: Above all, it reveals the failure of a method: ...
Political scientist Linas Kojala interprets the current situation in Politika: At present, this looks like a tactical ceasefire which ...
Security concerns should not be used to justify a rushed nationalisation of the steel industry, The Economist counters: If subsidising ...
Merz is giving Germany new hope, Le Temps notes: By successfully convincing the SPD and the Greens of the need to relax the debt brake - ...
Nothing makes any sense, writes a discombobulated Expressen: The MAGA dream is that only US products get sold. Yet the more self-sufficient ...
In La Tribune, three economists call for a considered approach to EU counter-tariffs: Take US-manufactured means of transport. A 20 percent ...
La Croix editor-in-chief Jean-Christophe Ploquin sees a clear turning point that also opens up opportunities: The announcement of 2 April ...
