‘A nation disunited in mourning’
The face of the conservative revolution
Adored by those who appreciated her style and uncompromising policies, hated by others for a lack of empathy and her ultra-free-market liberalism, Margaret Thatcher left no-one in Europe indifferent. Following her death at the age of 87, the European press reacts with a wide range of feelings.
Iron Lady’s enduring legacy
From crushing Britain’s trades unions to defeating the Argentine military in the Falkland Islands, Margaret Thatcher’s 11-year reign triggered seismic changes in the economic and political landscape of the country. Her long-lasting legacy will continue to be debated.
Rajoy fordert Geldspritze der EZB zur Rettung der Wirtschaft
The Roma: Europe’s guilty conscience
‘Passos answers the Constitutional Court with new state cuts’
UK’s head in the sand
The anticipated wave of Bulgarian and Romanian immigration in 2014 will not be as high as previously thought, according to a new government report. But that is no reason to ignore the consequences for urbanism and social services, writes the conservative Daily Telegraph.
More than €200bn in lost revenue for EU
‘Government refers Relvas degree to prosecutors and forces him to resign’
‘Rembrandt is back in its place’
Desertec takes some heat
Consigning waste to the scrapheap
Eager consumers and producers of enormous quantities of waste, Poles are coming under pressure from the EU and will soon convert to a new approach to packaging – the religion of "re": reduction, recycling and reuse.