The U.S. election results dominated German media coverage Wednesday as the European nation faces its own political tensions.
Le Monde, the largest French newspaper, is bemoaning Donald Trump’s victory in the American presidential election this week.
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There's a distinct tone of concern in European newspapers over Prime Minister Theresa May's proposal for future trading ties with the EU. But many papers fear the consequences of a no-deal hard ...
Many major European cities are issuing new measures to help tackle the ever-increasing issue of traffic and unwanted stops in ...
Advertising revenue is in free-fall at European newspapers, which have seen a sharp decrease in their advertising income in the last two months: the worst in the industry’s history.
Boris Johnson's character - and what type of Brexit looms - dominate opinion in European newspapers - and for many the two are intertwined. "Finally, there is clarity," declares Germany's Die Zeit ...
The headline from The Times reads "Trump promises golden age after sweeping Harris aside" with Trump's return to the White ...
European newspaper publishers are calling on the Swedish EU Presidency to protect press freedom in Europe following recent attempts by the Italian and Czech governments to restrict journalists ...
"It marks the end of an American era, that of an open superpower committed to the world, eager to set itself up as a democratic model." ...
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