Security-centred speech dismays Press
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Queen Elizabeth II's speech, which sets the lawmaking agenda for the upcoming year, largely dismayed the Press, with liberal broadsheets attacking it for trumpeting terror worries and conservative ones alarmed about the pricetag of "technocracy".
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COMMONS security chiefs were slammed today for leaving Britain&#39;s MPs &quot;wide open to a terrorist attack&quot;. Commons leader Peter Hain said the authorities had failed to act - despite &quot;extremely disturbing&quot; warnings
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A Russian daily ponders the president's comment on the Georgian spying row, Austrian papers voice concern over the gains for the right-wing parties in yesterday's election and the use of e-mail to spread potentially offensive messages provokes alarm in France.
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Europe's papers today grapple with an empty handed WMD hunt, French occupation revisionism and Basque separatism
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UNITED NATIONS: The proceedings of the General Assemblyâs 59th session has surprised diplomatic observers because the hawks used a somewhat tamed tone during their presentations.
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Text of report by Somali independent Shabeelle Media Network website on 20 February  Shabelle Media Network is deeply shocked and dismayed at the restrictions and threats directed at the freedom of local media by the transitional federal government of Somalia.
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When the NAR issues a feel-bad press release, we should pay attention.
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Russian papers take a cynical view of US criticisms of President Putin's planned security reforms.
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The Bush Administration is none too happy with legislation that is making its way through Congress which could shield many news gatherers from revealing their confidential sources, calling it a security risk.
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In Sri Lanka, unreliable information can spark fear and security problems.
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Â· Conservative leader keen to avoid reigniting furore Â· Spokesman on Europe gets severe reprimand
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The Russian-Georgian spying row, Germany's Afghan mission and a French Socialist leader's decision to bow out of the presidential race are key concerns in European papers on Friday.
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On 21A of Wednesday&#39;s paper, a headline appeared above an interview. The headline, &quot;Abbas takes hard stance on refugees,&quot; should have been more visible.
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The White House expressed concern Sunday about recent indications of a heightened terrorist threat and said it points to a greater need to promote the benefits of democracy.
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Â· Fears for press as aides talk of 'creeping coup'Â· Leader deploys new team to counter rising criticism
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A big aviation-security conference suddenly becomes a no-fly zone for reporters. What are its promoters trying to hide? In 27B Stroke 6.
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President Chen Shui-bian&#39;s ( é³æ°´æ ) Double Ten National Day speech has received mixed reviews at home and abroad. In a diverse international community and a complex domestic environment, it is difficult