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.
22
MAR
Inside Europe 21.03.2019
Anger in New Zealand and Australia over Erdogan’s comments - La Scala pulls the plug on Saudi funding – North Macedonia: what’s in a name - Brexit sours British taste buds in Berlin - History unites Greek and Turkish Cypriots – A setback for the Fidesz party - Karate helps heals abuse victims in France - A new approach to death in Athens - A national leader whose talents don't stop at politics
14
MAR
Inside Europe 14.03.2019
Jihadi brides and the children of 'Islamic State' — Latvian lawmakers look to soften gun control — Boeing's 737 MAX is grounded — Greece sacks police and fire services chiefs after last year's deadly wildfires — Warsaw's liberal mayor signs a declaration in support of LGBT rights in Poland — We look behind the music on German TV crime series 'Babylon Berlin'
08
MAR
Inside Europe 07.03.2019
Children strike over climate change - "The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels" – France’s relationship with Algeria – Butter Week in Russia – Hungary welcomes Venezuelan migrants - Shedding light on Salafism in Germany - Is Italy's traditional violin-making industry under threat? – Homelessness in Newcastle
01
MAR
Inside Europe 28.02.2019
Saudi-led coalition forces use German arms in Yemen – France grapples with clerical sex abuse - Finland works to eradicate homelessness - Hungary's new anti-migrant poster campaign raises eyebrows - Greek divers tackle plastic waste in the Mediterranean – Churchgoers in Ukraine face a choice - The world's biggest dog's dinner to protest Brexit – And a clash between youth culture and the Kremlin.
22
FEB
Inside Europe 21.02.2019
Teenage Islamic State bride wants to go home to Britain – Germany and returning jihadi fighters – Falling living standards in Russia - The bon mots of Karl Lagerfeld – A political scandal in Poland – War of ‘food terrorism’ in Turkey - Protests against US nukes at Belgian military base - Migrant workers picking fruit and veg in the fields of Italy get a raw deal.
15
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Inside Europe 14.02.2019
France shocked by spate of anti-Semitic attacks – The push to increase Hungary’s birthrate – A comeback for Swedish conscription – Death cafes in Berlin - Catalan separatists go on trial - Albania closes down gambling - Supporting migrants in Italy through art - And the 75-year-old who says exercise has given her a new lease of life.
07
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Inside Europe 07.02.2019
France's yellow vest crisis and the controversial use of rubber bullet rifles — Anti-Semitic incidents are on the rise across Britain — The US withdrawal from the INF nuclear arms treaty worries EU leaders — Spain's far-right Vox party puts gender equality into the country's political debate — Exorcism in Italy amid warnings from Pope Francis about the devil
01
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Inside Europe 31.01.19
Germany's military under fire — Scotland's former first minister accused of sexual offenses — 500th anniversary of Leonardo Da Vinci's death — Czech Republic to tax church compensation relating to the former communist regime — Parthenon Marbles (Elgin Marbles) spat with British Museum escalates — and a lot more!
25
JAN
Inside Europe 24.01.2019
Italy and France face-off over migrants - Contradictions at the World Economic Forum - Measles makes a deadly comeback in Romania – Celtic Connections and computer gaming take the stage - France and Germany strengthen ties - Why French mayors are fed up -Vienna's new food-free public transport – The fate of Jewish monuments in the Czech Republic - Technology assists the UK's homeless.
17
JAN
Inside Europe 17.01.2019
Can British PM Theresa May scrape together a new compromise Brexit deal? — Macron's 'Great Debate' on the 'Yellow Vest' crisis — Poland mourns the murder of popular opposition politician Pawel Adamowicz — Israeli divers to search for human remains in Hungary's Danube River — A journalist's journey through insanity after a yellow-fever vaccination ... and more of the week's big stories from Europe.
11
JAN
Inside Europe: 11.01.2019
The trial on a deadly terror attack on a Jewish museum opens in Belgium — One of the largest data leaks in Germany's history — High-level corruption and upcoming elections in Poland — An acclaimed author in France says women over 50 are too old for sex — Helsinki: the epitome of smart city living — Greece turns to taxpayers for donations to boost its navy.
28
DEC
2018
Inside Europe 27.12.2018
The Polish charity that the country's rulers love to hate – Start ups change the lives of migrants in Scandinavia – The problem with plastic – How the Turks view the country’s economic woes - One hundred years since the Suffragettes waged a campaign to get the vote – Your health and 5G technology
