German Press Review: Dilemmas for Sharon and Scientists
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The difficulties faced by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon shared editorial space with the debate surrounding human cloning in the German press Friday.
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Scientists discuss their prefered targets for the next multi-billion-dollar
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Two weekends ago, newspapers in Israel were full of articles on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon&#39;s speech at Herzliya, giving it the usual spin of optimism.
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Papers in Germany reflect on the lessons of the Holocaust
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Media & professional: Israel circumvents potential damage of academic boycott by allowing scientists to join in EU research.
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On National Geographic News: Science & Technology
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Science & environment: Ben Goldacre on dogged academics and a bad week for SSRI antidepressants
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Sharon is not Charles de Gaulle. He is as far away as ever from the conviction that Israel must recognize the national rights of the Palestinian people and withdraw from territories occupied in 1967, let alone
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German lawmakers are considering changes  to laws on stem cell research as pressure grows for an easing  of restrictions that local scientists complain prevent them  from keeping up with global advances.
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The fate of two abducted French journalists in Iraq is the main focus of Tuesday's press. German papers look ahead gloomily to today's three-way summit meeting in Russia, while a Russian paper finds a novel way to claim Olympic victory.
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Papers in Germany assess the European Commission's decision not to take action against Berlin and Paris for breaching budget rules while in other papers debate is raging on Turkey's European credentials.
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Germany's relations with Israel, early elections for Spain's Basques and French concern about cannabis lead the way in today's European papers.
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Israel&#39;s Prime Minister Ariel Sharon&#39;s recent decisions rather than advancing the peace process will probably contribute to stall it even further.
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Kosovo's elections, Wednesday's decisive vote in the European Parliament to determine the fate of the new EU Commission, and the Spanish Catholic Church's questioning of some of the Madrid government's policies are among the topics in which today's papers take an interest.
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Bush won. Thatâs the bad news for stem cell researchers. The good news: California&#39;s Prop. 71 passed. The science is already seeing the election&#39;s fallout.
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Two new books offer correctives to evasions and distortions of the Riefenstahl myth.
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Papers focus on a visa row in Germany, the spread of  democracy in Europe and a speech by Hungary's PM.