‘Polish shale gas is flowing’
‘No good options against Assad’
A week after hundreds of civilians were massacred in a chemical weapons attack east of Damascus, the US and Europe seem to be preparing for military action against Syrian president Bashar al-Assad. While morally justified, any action must be carefully considered beforehand, warns the European press.
UK throws out EU guidelines
‘In August, more forest burned than in all of 2007 or 2008’
Anti-Roma protest coincides with march against ethnic tensions
Scandinavian media defends press freedom
„Chorvatsku hrozí, že nedostane 250 milionů eur“
‘Navy ready to launch first strike on Syria’
Crime without punishment?
With the apparent chemical weapons attack of August 21, the Syrian conflict has reached a new low. European voices are now leading calls for military intervention. But none of the options looks likely to prevent a "regional war in freefall," writes The Guardian.