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14 November 2016

The King’s speech and the Queen’s echo

Opinion By Ingeborg Eliassen

The governments of Denmark and Norway are competing in making their public the most timid in Europe. The debate of immigration becomes a question of “identity” in contrast to “the others”. Norway is lagging a bit. We have King Harald. Read more "The King’s speech and the Queen’s echo"

30 September 2016

How Brussels is obstructing the prosecution of corruption cases in Greece

Opinion By Nikolas Leontopoulos

From the Commission’s spokesperson to the president of Eurogroup himself, a crowd of EU officials have been trying to block Greek judges from doing their jobs. As for the new privatization fund, board members and experts, from top to bottom, can commit crimes as they please: By law, no judge can investigate them, no court can try them. Read more "How Brussels is obstructing the prosecution of corruption cases in Greece"

11 September 2016

The reporter who mistook his bias for success

Opinion By Paulo Pena

How one of the most influential German newspapers got many facts wrong in just one report. Read more "The reporter who mistook his bias for success"

How “Investigate Europe” came about

Opinion By Harald Schumann

It happened in Ballyhea, a small Irish village in the countryside on the way from Limerick to Cork, where my bias was challenged by a most unexpected encounter. Read more "How “Investigate Europe” came about"

Poles apart

Opinion By Wojciech Cieśla

Poles are against immigrants and don’t want them. Poland has never been a hospitable country for refugees. Today it slams the door shut for refugees and – in that way – turns away Europe. Read more "Poles apart"