China feels the heat of the Olympic flame * The European Parliament debates the possibility of an Olympic boycott * Reporters Without Borders protest the Chinese Olympics * How garbage is causing a stink in Italian elections * The world's terrorism experts meet in Stockolm * Do babies and toddlers care about radio?Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-03-21For the first time in history a German Chancellor addresses the Israeli Parliament * Could Turkey's Constitutional court ban the Prime minister, the President and the ruling party from politics? * How's life changed after the Schengen enlargement? * The Francophone world celebrates its beloved French language * Nordic Eurovision excitement * March Quiz - 3rd clueListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-03-14Is the collapse of the Serbian government to be expected? * French Mayor prohibited people in his village to die * Airbus bids to win over US Air Force contract * Is European Union distributing it's development aid realy gratuitously? * Berlin launches a multi-million-euro advertising campaign to improve the German capital’s appeal * Preserving Polish culinary heritage * Network Europe's monthly quiz - second queListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-03-07Is it business as usual at the Kremlin? * French local elections are also a referendum for the national government * After 9 months of political deadlock, Belgium's new Prime Minister is ready to take office * Celebrating the 100th anniversary of women's day in Sweden * A historic trip to space * Sight-jogging in Rome * March QuizListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-03-14Is the collapse of the Serbian government to be expected? * French Mayor prohibited people in his village to die * Airbus bids to win over US Air Force contract * Is European Union distributing it's development aid realy gratuitously? * Berlin launches a multi-million-euro advertising campaign to improve the German capital’s appeal * Preserving Polish culinary heritage * Network Europe's monthly quiz - second queListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-02-29Euro MP’s have a furious row about the root of all evil * The EU launches a new radio and web service, critics wonder if it’ll just be a Brussels mouthpiece? * Food is becoming hard to afford in France * Headscarves in Turkey – never mind the politics it simply must be Italian-made * Why not knit your nearest lamppost a woolen cozy? The Swedes go all woolly-minded * Poles with stars in their eyesListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-02-22Kosovo goes it alone the EU sends a huge nation-building mission – but has Brussels bitten off more than it can chew? * German taxmen go for the jugular and launch a massive investigation into wealthy tax evaders * The dangers of date-rape in Poland * Is liberty or security a choice we have to make? * While some of us fly around the continent on budget airlines for fun others are paying for it with their health * Has Nicolas Sarkozy forever changed the relationship between government and me ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-02-15Should the taxpayer protect people who spark controversy and put themselves in under threat from extremists? An acclaimed critic of Islam finds herself out in the cold * GM crops – worthy of a ban? * Global warming reaches Poland * This year’s World Press Photo Awards beg the question: is photo-journalism suffering at the hands of a tight-fisted media? * Madonna brings rubbish to the Berlin film festival in the form of her directorial debut, we also hear about some good movies showing there ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-02-08Is monogamy a thing of the past? We go to Paris for President Sarkozy’s wedding and an impression of his new wife Carla Bruni – an awful lot’s made of her reputation * We take the Spanish bus-ride in search of everlasting wedded happiness * In Sweden you can get a divorce in 3 days, in Malta it’s illegal. We go to Brussels where our leaders are trying to clear up the law * Plus, the online Catholic dating service that’s taking Poland by storm * Go on, give us a kiss! * There’s a campaign to ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-02-01French aid workers receive 8 year jail terms * The EU agrees to send a peace-keeping mission to Chad, but are we sure who’s troops are going yet? * Gong to Poland? * It’s carnival season in much of Europe, we get our fix of Mardi gras from the German city of Koln * But the teuton party is over for Nokia which moves its operation out of Germany to Romania * Action on child sex tourism from the Swedish government * Quiz question for FebruaryListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-01-25Muslims of Marseille soon to get new mosque * London mosque scaled down: no longer to be the largest in Europe * Anti-Muslim right-wingers say they represent Dutch public opinion * Mosque minarets taller than church steeples * Are there enough Muslims in Krakow to warrant an Islamic centre? * Ljubljana struggles to find space for a mosque * Stockholm has welcomed its mosque * January Quiz: The Answer!Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-01-18Spanish government discuses the change of Spain's strict abbortion law * Germany discuses construction of memorial describing fate of German war victims * New books on afterwar Polish-Jewish relations provoke heated debate in Poland * Swedish teenagers trying to draw more attention to much discussed human rights problem * French president to gain two cotroversal primacies * French company ordered to pay nearly 200 million in damages * Brussels Briefing * January Quiz - More HintsListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-01-11Poland to pull out of Iraq in 2008, onto other foreign missions * Drug users in Utrecht are given housing, and a safe place to do drugs * The richest immigrant in Sweden * Brussels Briefing: Slovenia starting out muddled * Development in Istanbul threatens the Roma community * Czechs can’t seem to get rid of their old mobile phones * Network Europe Quiz for January 2008Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2008-01-04Traffic Jams in Ljubljana: Slovenia takes over the EU presidency * Brussels wonders, Can Slovenia do it all? * Au revoir la cigarette! * How big are Germans, anyway? * What Poles can learn from TV * The Swedish movie that coudln’t * Red lights are dimming * Network Europe Quiz for January 2008Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2007-12-28The image of youth violence in France * Document proves that East German border guards had explicit orders to shoot * The Diary of Anne Frank at 60 * The Counterfeiter * Tito Mania Train * Mashed Swedes * Polish monks has come up with an unusual business idea to support themselvesListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2007-12-21If Europeans could have voted in the French presidential elections - who would they be backing? * All changed at Westminster Britain's as long standing Prime Minister Tony Blair handed over the reins of power to his partner and rival, Gordon Brown * What role did the tabloids play in Diana's death? * Legendary film director Ingmar Bergman died at age of 89 * A piece of Warsaw street culture set to disappear * "Smirting" took off in smoke free England * Take a stroll through Amsterdam's Hash ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2007-12-14Did the Straits of Gibraltar just get a bit wider? The EU and Africa met in Lisbon to get closer together but was the result more like a collision? * How Slovenia's adoption of Schengen agreement will complicate live in it's border regions * Spanish strugle in search for words to national anthem * European Parliament awards its Sakharov prize * Behind the scenes of the Nobel Prize ceremony * Krakow's very own kind of tram serviceListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2007-12-07A Swedish delegate tells us why the opening of this week of the UN's mega Climate conference in Bali started on a cheerful note. * Why aren’t Romanians slamming their car doors shut? Well getting on your bike is like taking your life in your hands. * German farmers are facing the impacts of climate change * European Politicians Are Searching For New Sources of Renewable Energy * The French are clutching onto the stems of their wine glasses with light-headed concern * How Poland wants to sol ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2007-11-30Riots in Paris evoke memories of nationwide unrest 2 years ago, but President Sarkozy is in no mood for compromise * The EU’s Galileo satellite project limps towards lift off but will it be any good? * The Swedish government wants to make all school children learn about the Soviet gulags, but is it a political move? * Courting attention in Holland * Spanish police need all the information they can get as they try to stop massive new shipments of cocaine entering Europe * The new Polish gove ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Network Europe - Full Programe - 2007-11-232007 Was the European year of equal opportunities and to mark the success or otherwise of that initiative this week’s Network Europe is about discrimination * And how does discrimination look in the world of fashion? * In France it pays to hide your ethnicity, but only for so long * Why so many minority groups are between a rock and a hard place * Czech Republic ordered to compensate Roma children * In Sweden new research shows if you’re name sounds foreign you’re less likely to get through ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
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