Today's front pages

Recently named "best finance minister in Europe", Anders Borg is no doubt worried about the publication of the OECD's outlook for 2012. With zero growth forecast, the "Swedish Tiger " is no more.

Sudden brake threat – Svenska Dagbladet

The OECD's 2012 outlook anticipates six months of recession in the eurozone, followed by a very slow recovery.

Eurozone economy faces threat of a decade without growth – Le Monde

A hundred Serbs and 25 NATO soldiers were injured in Zupce (a village with a Serb majority in northern Kosovo) during clashes that erupted after KFOR tried to dismantle a barricade erected by Serb demonstrators.

KFOR fired at us from three metres – Blic

After defeat in the November 27 referendum, the movement to halt construction of a new underground railway station in Stuttgart is now discussing ways to keep up its fight.

Protest goes under – Die Tageszeitung

There is now more unemployment amongst the over 50 than amongst the young in Poland. This is partly a result of the scrapping of the early retirement scheme, writes DGP.

After 50, only unemployment – Dziennik Gazeta Prawna

United States admonishes Europe to attack debt crisis now – La Vanguardia