Inside Europe
This award-winning one-hour weekly news magazine explores the topical issues that shape the European continent, including interviews, background features and cultural reports from correspondents throughout the region.
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Inside Europe 16.09.2021
Dangerous war games in the Baltic - All bets are still on in the week before the German elections - In the UK, food shortages mean the cupboards are bare - An Afghan journalist makes an emotional plea - Uncovering far right extremist networks in the German army - Rape victims say European rape legislation is still not adequate - And more
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Inside Europe 09.09.2021
Young climate activists in Berlin on hunger strike in a bid to force change - Turkey and the Taliban: what's at stake in the talks - Social care in the UK: who should be paying for it? - A spot of home-flavoured cooking - Change and resistance of change: election time in Norway and Russia - A flying papal visit to Hungary - Six years after the Paris Bataclan attacks survivors struggle to move on
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SEP
Inside Europe 02.09.2021
The UK grapples with resettling 20,000 Afghan refugees - EU concerns over a new migrant influx via Turkey - The race to succeed German chancellor Angela Merkel is wide open - In Italy, a 75th birthday tribute to the late, great Freddie Mercury - And a special focus on surveillance technology, and how European exports assist authoritarian regimes
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Inside Europe 26.08.2021
A special focus on traditions around Europe including: A ride on a horse-drawn carriage in Vienna, Italian pasta made the old fashioned way, the symbolism of traditional Norwegian dress and a Czech tradition that’s…fake! Plus: we’ll go dumpster diving in an episode of On The Green Fence.
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Inside Europe
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Inside Europe: Covering the issues that shape Europe
Inside Europe delivers the big stories of the week: News, politics, culture and more — every week.
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Inside Europe 19.08.2021
Special focus on Afghanistan. Defeat and humiliation: NATO and the EU in disarray following Taliban takeover - The emotional wounds of Afghanistan veterans - Turkey prepares for influx of refugees - Russia’s strategy with the Taliban - Hungary closes the door to Afghan refugees - Is Henry Ford’s prediction of a flying car about to come true? - The Syrian refugee going for gold at the Paralympic
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Inside Europe 12.08.2021
A dire warning that the world is running out of time - Dutch farmers are under pressure to reduce nitrogen emissions - The Belarusian regime remains defiant in the face of new sanctions - An unprecedented crisis for the British royal family - And a special focus on tourism in Cyprus
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Inside Europe 05.08.2021
Devastating wildfires in Turkey turn up the heat on the government and fuel unrest - Drama at the Olympics and a suspected murder put the spotlight on Belarus - Will the US open up to European travellers? - A new French wine that ages...under water - And it's about meat in an episode of On The Green Fence
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Inside Europe 29.07.2021
Protests and division in France over plans for a COVID health pass — High-ranking Roman Catholic cardinal on trial for embezzlement — Fitness holidays provide a chance to reboot after lockdown — Widespread opposition in Spain to gender self-determination for minors — Can the German government mandate vaccines amid rising COVID numbers? And more.
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Inside Europe 22.07.21
Devastation and trauma in the wake of catastrophic floods in Germany - Chancellor Merkel promises more commitment to environmental goals - The political fallout of the floods - Havana Syndrome emerges in Vienna -UK's Freedom Day - Turkey rules out a reunification of Cyprus - A new approach to education for Roma kids in Croatia - And an unusual new car rolls off the assembly line in France
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Inside Europe 15.07.2021
The EU moves to crack down on internet outlaws - Turkey's 'crazy' canal project - Does a ban on cruise ships go far enough to save Venice? - Africans highlight the plight of European migrants - LGBTQ rights in Poland - Sexual harassment in the Ukrainian armed forces - Should Dutch Islamic State fighters be allowed to return? - Climbing for gold at the Tokyo Olympics - Britain's slave trade
