This was a clear rejection of the Swiss People's Party's proposals, Le Temps stresses: Switzerland's leading party has not been winning at ...
In the age of the internet, TV broadcasters are too weak to influence politics, Rzeczpospolita concludes: The one-day boycott against Trump ...
Xenophobic thinking is becoming increasingly normalised, lawyer Béligh Nabli observes in Nouvel Obs: This phenomenon is, of course, closely ...
For Forum24, the government's intentions are clear: Licence fees are being abolished because this is the main prerequisite for political ...
Denmark should also pull out of the Eurovision Song Contest, argues Jyllands-Posten: Five countries boycotted the event because the EBU ...
Attenborough has taught humanity something vital, enthuses the Irish Examiner: At a time when public discourse is increasingly shrill and ...
L'Opinion editor-in-chief Nicolas Beytout also sees positive aspects to the report: In the heat of the moment it's impossible to take a ...
The battle for public broadcasting continues, warns La Tribune de Genève: The worst has been averted for the Swiss Broadcasting ...
The signatories of the appeal by ČT and ČRo against the abolition of licence fees are right on all counts, Hospodářské noviny concludes: ...
Private media outlets in Switzerland also have an interest in a well-funded SRG, warns Green Party national councillor Delphine ...
