We look at media comment on plans to raise German health-care premiums, actions by the British government to cut costs in the public sector, as well as on the results of the investigation into Climategate.
This week, we look at media commentary on the threatened strike by British Airways cabin crews, at Angela Merkel’s difficult coalition, and at Barack Obama’s acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize.
We look at media comment on the 20th anniversary of the collapse of the Berlin Wall, as well as on the German government’s decision to backtrack on promised tax cuts.
This week, we look at media comment on whether former British prime minister Tony Blair is the right man to become EU president. We also look at comment on the German government's announcement that it will cut taxes, as well as on the fall of the US dollar.
Guido Westerwelle and Angela Merkel’s honeymoon period will be short-lived. If they want
their coalition to work, or last to the end of the term, they will both
have to compromise. Most couples come to realize this during the honeymoon.
This week, we look at media comment on the results of the German general elections, which saw Angela Merkel return to power with a new coalition partner, the liberal FDP.
In the end, Germany's election result was as boring as the campaign
beforehand. Well, maybe the result itself wasn't boring, but its
announcement last night certainly was. Germany has voted for change in its sleep.
After four years, it is time for the good people of Germany to decide
who they want as a government for the next four years. But the truth is that it really doesn't matter which
coalition rules after Sunday.
This week, we look at media comment on the German elections, on EU aid to laid-off Dell workers in Ireland, and on EU vulnerability after the US decision to scrap a planned missile shield in Eastern Europe.
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