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.
15
OCT
Inside Europe 15.10.2020
Thousands flee fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh - The Golden Passports scandal in Cyprus - Malta journalist murder: No justice three years on - Another blow to traditional British pubs - Tensions flare again between Greece and Turkey - The Dutch U-turn on coronavirus - Bread waste in France - and much more
08
OCT
Inside Europe 08.10.2020
France's new plan to tackle radical Islam - A landmark ruling for Golden Dawn - Turkey and Nagorno-Karabakh - The world's oldest podcaster - Austrian citizenship for descendants of Holocaust Jews - Anger over a new rail route in Bavaria - The Pope's new encyclical - And much more...
01
OCT
Inside Europe 01.10.2020
A decades old conflict flares up in Nagorno Karabakh, causing alarm in Europe - Lockdown leads to lawsuits in Germany - Is the work of aid groups being criminalized in Greece? - Italy’s black designers make a bold statement on the catwalk - And we have a special half hour focussing on 30 years since German reunification.
24
SEP
Inside Europe 24.09.2020
Coronavirus infections surge right across Europe - The FinCen files and how the flow of dirty money is aided by banks - Godfather tourism takes a direct hit in Sicily - It’s full steam ahead for Turkey’s plans to boost its navy and maritime influence - A Neapolitan solution to social distancing in schools - Is Spain’s heritage threatened by botched restoration jobs? And much more...
18
SEP
Inside Europe: 18.09.2020
Belarus: Lukashenko travels to Sochi to shore up support from Moscow — Von der Leyen holds first State of the Union address — COVID-19 case numbers spike in the Czech Republic — Lampedusa struggles to deal with migrants from North Africa — Germany to take in 1,500 asylum seekers from Greece after Moria fire — and more.
10
SEP
Inside Europe 10.09.2020
EU under pressure as the situation in Belarus intensifies — Fires destroy Greece's largest refugee camp Moria — Shock as a court in Slovakia acquits a businessman of murdering a journalist — Spanish schools reopen despite an increase in COVID-19 infections — Russia hits out at 'hysteria' over Navalny poisoning — Austria looks to government courses to curb anti-Semitism among Muslim refugees.
03
SEP
Inside Europe 03.09.2020
14 suspects on trial in France over the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks - Reaction to protesters trying to storm Germany's Reichstag - Lourdes, the popular French pilgrimage site, is having a 'bad' pandemic - Tensions escalate between Turkey and Greece - Hungary closes its borders to foreigners, raising eyebrows in Brussels - Tallinn's Music Week festival goes ahead! And more...
27
AUG
Inside Europe: 27.08.2020
Calls grow for a 'transparent' probe into the suspected poisoning of Alexei Navalny — Thousands of Chinese Uighurs seek sanctuary in Turkey — Migrants in Italy: sleeping rough and without hope — Five years on: How has Germany's refugee policy fared — Celebrating the unique film-going culture in Paris
21
AUG
Inside Europe: 21.08.2020
The EU walks a fine line in its reaction to unrest in Belarus — UK government climbs down over bungled exams grading system — German and Israeli jets mark their first joint flyover and honor Holocaust victims — Sweden's unmanned mini supermarkets change rural living — and more!
13
AUG
Inside Europe: 13.08.2020
Russia grants relugatory approval for world's first COVID-19 vaccine — Dutch cities toughen up on face mask rules — Rijeka 2020: Croatia's European Capital of Culture amid the pandemic — Protests in Belarus after a disputed vote the EU says was neither free nor fair — More and more cities in France make wearing facemasks compulsory — And more!
06
AUG
Inside Europe: 06.08.2020
Ireland delays easing lockdown measures, but still allows in American tourists — Spain's former king Juan Carlos I mysteriously departs the country — German politicians slam Berlin protests against COVID-19 measures — First batch of tour guides graduate from Chernobyl University — Experts fear drug-related deaths in Scotland may be increasing — and more.
31
JUL
Inside Europe: 31.07.2020
US to withdraw or relocate more troops in Germany than previously thought — COVID-19 infections across Europe spike — Germany advises against travel to some Spanish hotspots — Britain quarantines returning holidaymakers — Turkish anti-government protests over response to violence against women — and more!
