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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JUN
Inside Europe 14.06.2018
Russia 2018: the tight security behind the World Cup - Insults and anger over a migrant ship in the Mediterranean – A Paris restaurant builds bonds with asylum seekers - A crucial vote in Turkey - The latest royal scandal in Spain - After a decades-long dispute with Greece, Macedonia moves closer to a name change - Germany celebrates asparagus season – Is English taking over Dutch universities.
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JUN
Inside Europe 07.06.2018
Italy's new government vows to deport half a million migrants - Are there signs of a thaw in Russia-EU relations? - The World Cup tournament and the West's perception of Russia? - Poland’s coal capital to host this year's global climate summit - France's disappearing songbirds - Question time for German Chancellor Angela Merkel – Rimini showcases the latest wellness techniques and technology
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JUN
Inside Europe 07.06.2018
Italy's new government vows to deport half a million migrants - Are there signs of a thaw in Russia-EU relations? - The World Cup tournament and the West's perception of Russia? - Poland’s coal capital to host this year's global climate summit - France's disappearing songbirds - Question time for German Chancellor Angela Merkel – Rimini showcases the latest wellness techniques and technology
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JUN
Inside Europe 31.05.2018
Ireland’s historic vote on abortion – Germany’s asylum scandal – Board games and social change in the former Soviet Union – Ramadan where the sun never sets – The tumbling lira and Turkey’s elections – Far-right attacks on the rise in Greece – The robot breaking the isolation of sick children – Do cartoon characters promote childhood obesity? - Organic sounds with Vienna's Vegetable Orchestra.
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MAY
Inside Europe 24.05.2018
A ‘populist odd couple’ to head Italy’s new government - Illicit Russian money in Britain - Zuckerberg gets a grilling in Brussels - Preparing the Swedes for war - Macron’s vision for the banlieues – Europe’s trade ties with Iran – Disabled children protest in Poland’s parliament - Spain celebrates so-called Mad Pride raising awareness about mental health - Mapping Elba’s hiking trails
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MAY
Inside Europe 17.05.2018
The EU loses its patience with trying to be friends with Donald Trump - Transatlantic ties viewed from Berlin - The Irish diaspora and the vote on abortion – Problems and promises in France’s banlieues - The EU's new data protection law - Could Turkey's President Erdogan's calling of early elections backfire? - Rosé wine dares to compete with its elders - Singing to save minority languages.
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MAY
Inside Europe 10.05.2018
French President Macron speaks exclusively to DW about how he tried to keep the US in the Iran nuclear deal – Can the EU salvage the nuclear accord? – The Czech connection to Novichok - Concern about Europe's intensive farming - Basque separatist group ETA disbands - France's "stolen children" from the island of Reunion - An American take on the Bridge at Remagen - Polyamory takes off in Norway.
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MAY
Inside Europe 03.05.2018
On today's program: Two EU member states slip down the World Press Freedom Index - Turkey: the world’s biggest jailer of journalists – May ’68 and today’s protests in France -The glam and the grumbles at NATO's new HQ – Proposed penalties for EU member states - Italy's first Museum of Fascism - A month commemorating Napoleon - The perks and privileges for driving electric cars in Norway.
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APR
Inside Europe 26.04.2018
France beefs up border security after militants highlight a new migrant route. Britain's royal events have church bells and cash registers ringing. The United States moves back into an air base it left more than a decade ago. The English town of Salisbury attempts to repair its reputation after the Skripal poisoning.
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APR
Inside Europe 19.04.2018
Is the EU's fight against so-called Russian propaganda in disarray? - Will the French and US presidents see eye to eye on Syria? - Is Austria bucking a trend and becoming the ashtray of Europe? - Has the EU put a stop to Poland's chainsaw massacre? - Early elections in Turkey - The mother of all rail strikes - Is football still a men's game in Denmark - The financial crisis and Greek teeth
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APR
Inside Europe 12.04.2018
Hungary’s opposition in turmoil after the landside re-election of Prime Minister Viktor Orban – Are EU values under threat in the bloc’s eastern members? - Holocaust Memorial Day and Poland’s relationship with Israel - The Czech Republic struggles to form a government 6 months after elections – A special half hour on Northern Ireland, 20 years after the Good Friday peace accord.
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APR
Inside Europe 05.04.2018
How Ireland's abortion referendum is polarizing society – Gibraltar complicates Brexit negotiations – London's spike in murders – Defying the state, churches in Germany provide sanctuary to asylum-seekers – How France is dealing with a surge in foreign unaccompanied minors – The fallout after Prague extradites a Russian hacker to the US – A visit to the world's oldest restaurant.
