Europe forces more austerity measures on struggling Greece - How Spain's unemployed are fighting through the crisis - France opens its first public Muslim cemetery - Austrian students’ uphill battle against Facebook’s privacy policies - Turkey’s first gay honor killing makes it onto the big screen - And Prague fears the wurst for its sausage stands.
Host: Neil King
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Inside Europe: The Inside Take on European Affairs 04.02.2012On this week's program: We'll meet the Russians who are getting creative in their protest against Putin - Is the Austrian parliament too crowded? - Julian Assange is nearing the end of his fight against extradition - the link between alcohol and sexual violence in the UK - Istanbul undertakes a controversial urban renewal project - and a Bulgarin school introduces chess on the curriculum.
Host: Gabriel Borrud
Producers: Matt Hermann, Joanna Impey
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Inside Europe: The Inside Take on European Affairs 04.02.2012On this week's program: We'll meet the Russians who are getting creative in their protest against Putin - Is the Austrian parliament too crowded? - Julian Assange is nearing the end of his fight against extradition - the link between alcohol and sexual violence in the UK - Istanbul undertakes a controversial urban renewal project - and a Bulgarin school introduces chess on the curriculum.
Host: Gabriel Borrud
Producers: Matt Hermann, Joanna Impey
Protests in RussiaRussia is in the midst ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 27.01.2012Turkey and France are on a collision course over the French senate's passing of a genocide bill - The trial in Spain of a judge investigating Franco-era crimes opens up old wounds - The captain of Italy's disaster-stricken cruise ship symbolizes the country's deeper political problems - French hostage policy comes under increasing scrutiny.French-Turkish collision courseThe French senate’s passing of a law that criminalizes denying genocide has provoked outrage in Turkey. The bill is devo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The Inside Take on European Affairs 22.01.2012On this week's program: we meet young Hungarians looking to leave the country as it heads towards a legal battle with the EU - in Turkey, rights groups say the verdict in the Hrant Dink trial sends out all the wrong messages -How tight are safety standards in the cruise ship industry? - And how do locals in East London feel about hosting the Olympics on their doorstep?Young Hungarians seek escapeHungary's conflict with the European Union has reached a new level. This week the European Commi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The Inside Take on European Affairs 140112On this week's program: how should Europe respond to Iran's nuclear expansion? - Switzerland may not use the euro, but it's not immune to the eurozone crisis - We examine ten years of Germany's anti-terror laws - Merkel and Sarkozy: do they really see eye-to-eye? - Why sales of German cars are booming in the US - and the real taste of Tuscany.IAEA Iran sanctionsWednesday saw another Iranian nuclear scientist assassinated in Tehran, leading the Islamic Republic to claim Israel or the United ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 07.01.2012On this week's program: Spain's new government rings in the new year in style with a round of austerity cuts - the Iron Lady's UK home town is loathe to see her cast in bronze - US military drones are involved in Turkey's attacks on Kurdish rebels - demonstrators take to the streets of Hungary to protest against a controversial new constitution - and men in kindergartens: can it ever work?Spain's new year cutsThe new government in Spain has started the year by announcing a new battery of au ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 31.12.2011We take a look back at 2011 on this week's program, taking you to: London, to hear about the properties bought by now-deposed North African dictators - Belgrade, for an exclusive audience with the Serbian royal family - Paris, where the massive Rungis food market powers the kitchens of the world culinary capital. North African dictators' digs in LondonThe likes of Libya’s Muammar Ghaddafi, Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak, and Tunisia’s Zine al Abedine Ben Ali were thrown from power this year. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 24.12.2011On today's program: Why some European politicians will want to skip the festive season this year - A German organization helps the lovesick get through Christmas - The old French tradition which is neither good for the goose nor the gander - Why Christmas and board games cannot be separated - Farmers' markets take over Prague - Roald Dahl's children's classic Matilda is turned into a musical. A bad year for top politicians in EuropeQuite a few powerful men are probably a little grumpy this ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 17.12.2011On today's program: The impact of Russia's marred elections on EU relations - The eurozone scrambles to save the single currency – How splendid is the UK's growing isolation in Europe? - Celebrating the race to the South Pole – Austria's far right provokes with a ball - Women-friendly mosques in Istanbul – A gay documentary sparks controversy in Romania - Italian cowboys shaky in the saddle.The impact of Russia's marred elections on relations with the EURussian President Dmitri Medved ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 10.11.12On today's programme: Can the new Italian government save the economy -
Are the Russians losing patience with Putin - Why the Belgians are the masters of comic relief - Is Ebay revolutionizing Christmas shopping - The sobering truth of alcohol related rape - A rise in drug deaths in Ireland -
How European colonialism created human zoos - Bulgarian dentists cash in on holidays with a bite.Can the new Italian government save the economy?This week, after much anticipation, Mario Monti's new g ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 01.12.2012On today's programme: Is Britain ready for a winter of discontent? - Will Spain crack down on abortion - Is Breivik insane?- Austrian politicians weigh in on the Kampusch case - Commemorating the holocaust in Macedonia - Is the financial crisis fuelling corruption in Europe -
France goes easy on underperforming pupils - Chess in Armenian schools - Visitors go blind in a German exhibition
Is Britain ready for another winter of discontent?In Britain, nearly 2 million public sector workers h ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 01.12.2012On today's programme: Is Britain ready for a winter of discontent? - Will Spain crack down on abortion - Is Breivik insane?- Austrian politicians weigh in on the Kampusch case - Commemorating the holocaust in Macedonia - Is the financial crisis fuelling corruption in Europe -
France goes easy on underperforming pupils - Chess in Armenian schools - Visitors go blind in a German exhibition
Is Britain ready for another winter of discontent?In Britain, nearly 2 million public sector workers h ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 19.11.2011On today's program: Is Germany turning a blind eye to right wing terror? - The challenges facing the new government in Rome - The world's most infamous assassin has another day in court - Russia rounds up guest workers from Tajikistan - Why foreign doctors are under scrutiny in Finland - How Hare Krishnas are milking it in the UK – And business is brisk for beautiful baubles in Geneva.Will Italy's new government rise to the challenge?It's been the most politically tumultuous week in years ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 12.11.2011On this week's programme: Could China solve Europe’s debt crisis? - A strong franc could mean more space on Swiss ski hills - Why Austria lags behind on drink driving - Turkish academics protest after an arrest under anti-terror laws. Families of wrongly arrested detainees fight for justice in Russia - Georgians look on as South Ossetia votes - and a French artist gets his own museum.Italy is in turmoil after borrowing rate hits seven percentConcerns about Greece’s woes are nothing comp ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 05.11.2011On today's programme: Does China hold the key to the eurozone's debt crisis? - The implications of the Palestinians joining UNESCO - Is cybercrime the new threat to global security? - Is being tickled the answer to beating the blues? - A new political party gives the Polish parliament a makeover - The rough and tumble of politics in Georgia – Finding wedding dresses for Turkish brides in Germany. Does China hold the key to the eurozone's debt crisis?China's President Hu Jintao made a thre ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 29.10.2011On today's programme: 11th hour deal to contain eurozone’s debt crisis - Earthquake highlight’s Turkey’s ethnic divide - Chinese investors snap up London property - Last word in luxury takes shape in Switzerland - Scotland’s ruling party unveils bid for independence - Did Hitler die in Argentina?- Has a Roman villa fallen victim to bureaucratic bungling? - The German beer making a splash abroad.
An 11th hour deal to contain the eurozone’s sovereign debt crisisEuropean Union politi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 29.10.2011On today's programme: 11th hour deal to contain eurozone’s debt crisis - Earthquake highlight’s Turkey’s ethnic divide - Chinese investors snap up London property - Last word in luxury takes shape in Switzerland - Scotland’s ruling party unveils bid for independence - Did Hitler die in Argentina?- Has a Roman villa fallen victim to bureaucratic bungling? - The German beer making a splash abroad.
An 11th hour deal to contain the eurozone’s sovereign debt crisisEuropean Union politi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 22.10.2011A make or break week for the future of Europe's single currency - Is Czech euroscepticism paying off? - The British count their pennies as the economic squeeze tightens - Why luxury goods are booming in these tough times - Are Russian emigres in Britain giving their country a bad name? - The EU and Ukraine square off over Yulia Tymoshenko - Arab tourists discover Turkish delights. A make or break week for the future of Europe's single currencyThe countdown to restore confidence in the euro ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 15.10.2011Germans count the cost of Europe's economic crisis - The debt crisis becomes a health hazard for Greeks - Expat Greeks are tired of the blame game - Italian psychologists take the couch to the street - A proposal that would help organ donors rest in peace in the UK - Latvia cooks up new school menus to tackle obesity - Eating like stone age man in Berlin - Harris tweed makes a comeback.Germans count the cost of Europe's economic crisisAll eyes were on Slovakia this week - the last country ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 08.10.2011On today's programme: Angry Greeks on strike again - Will Slovakia scupper expansion of Euro rescue fund? - Just how independent is the Nobel prize committee? - The Knox trial and Italian justice - Is the UK train system off the rails? - New fat tax in Denmark -Mademoiselles no longer pc in France - The Zapatero legacy - A traditional grape harvest in the Rheingau
Angry Greeks on strike againGreece's Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos has warned that the country could miss its targets if ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 01.10.2011Germany approves an extended EU rescue fund - Why the next generation of European leaders are pessimistic about the future - The Czech Republic bucks Europe's anti-nuclear trend - Turkish doctors cure intensive care patients with music - An Italian goes on hunger strike until all the country's politicians have been sacked - Why foie gras is off the menu at the world's largest food fair.Germany gives green light to extended EU rescue fundThe German parliament this week approved plans to incr ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 17.09.2011Can Greece afford to ditch the euro for its old currency? - Did African dictators finance France's political elite? - Palestinians in Berlin prepare for an historic vote - Austrian priests push for change they can believe in - Britain tries to see eye to eye with the Russian bear - Why bees are taking off at Frankfurt Airport - Easy riders take over the streets of Copenhagen.Can Greece afford to ditch the euro for its old currency?German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 10.09.2011On today's programme: A half hour special on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 - we'll focus on how this event has impacted Europe over the past decade. Also on the programme: Can creativity kickstart the economy in eastern Germany? - The Dutch dream of a homegrown mountain - How a scheme is helping the blind to go hiking in France.How Europe has changed since the 9/11 attacksThis week marks the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. And we're looking at h ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 03.09.2011France revamps its image in the Arab world - Why Russia is siding with the Syrian regime - Single Serbs head to Greece for love - Iraqis go 'all inclusive' to Cyprus - Are foreigners in Berlin being denied their democratic rights? - Small businesses rise from the ashes of the London riots - How football is tackling homelessness around the world -
A sleepy German resort plays host to Frank Zappa.France revamps its image in the Arab worldWorld leaders descended on Paris, Thursday, for a conf ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 27.08.2011On today's program: Can the West avoid the mistakes of Iraq in Libya? - Will DSK manage a political comeback? - Angela Merkel ups the pressure on Serbia - Why kidnap victim Natascha Kampusch is still making news in Austria - Tripe is on the menu in Florence - Fast food in Russia gets a revamp - Is there too much food on French plates? - The latest e-trends in European restaurants. Europe steps up support for Libyan rebelsAfter six months of civil war in Libya, western officials are consider ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs. 20.08.2011On today's programme: Will a single letter bring down the Murdoch empire? - Turkey runs out of patience with an ally -Swiss Franc takes a bite out of Swiss cheese - Piecing together the past in Venice - 20 years after the end of the USSR - Are immigrants bearing the brunt of Greece’s crisis? - Portuguese score a hit with their drug policy - Why Tamil pilgrims flocked to a small town in Germany.
Will a single letter bring down Rupert Murdoch’s empire?The phone-hacking scandal that has ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 13.08.2011On today's program: Joining the battle for Britain's streets - Is France also on the brink of social unrest? - Greece's best and brightest pack their bags- Are Austria's light-up laws all smoke and mirrors? - Power to the people in Iceland - The Berlin Wall makes a comeback on its 50th anniversary - Promoting gay pride in Prague - Craftsmen in Florence pay the price of progress.Joining the battle for Britain's streetsThe UK has seen its worst outbreak of rioting and looting for thirty years ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 06.08.2011On today's program: Why Europe is backing off military intervention in Syria - Is the French military suffering from burnout? - Kosovo tensions flare again - Why Spain remains a magnet for migrants - Honoring Arnie in Austria - Is Cyprus's economy at a crossroads? - A crucial reshuffle for Turkey's military - Germans give up the wurst to go vegetarian - The Kremlin cracks down up quacks.
Why Europe is backing off military intervention in SyriaEuropean governments have welcomed a UN Securit ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 06.08.2011On today's program: Why Europe is backing off military intervention in Syria - Is the French military suffering from burnout? - Kosovo tensions flare again - Why Spain remains a magnet for migrants - Honoring Arnie in Austria - Is Cyprus's economy at a crossroads? - A crucial reshuffle for Turkey's military - Germans give up the wurst to go vegetarian - The Kremlin cracks down up quacks.
Why Europe is backing off military intervention in SyriaEuropean governments have welcomed a UN Securit ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 06.08.2011On today's program: Why Europe is backing off military intervention in Syria - Is the French military suffering from burnout? - Kosovo tensions flare again - Why Spain remains a magnet for migrants - Honoring Arnie in Austria - Is Cyprus's economy at a crossroads? - A crucial reshuffle for Turkey's military - Germans give up the wurst to go vegetarian - The Kremlin cracks down up quacks.
Why Europe is backing off military intervention in SyriaEuropean governments have welcomed a UN Securit ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 30.07.2011On today's program: How far right parties are gaining ground in Europe - The changing faces of Norway - The campaign that has no time for hate - Multiculturalism in the Czech Republic - The Vatican recalls its envoy to Ireland over clerical sex abuse - Taking to the skies over war-torn Libya - Are the Spaniards losing faith in their leaders? - Latvian pig farmers try to save their bacon. How far right parties are gaining ground in EuropeThe twin terror attacks in Norway have led to a renew ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 30.07.2011On today's program: How far right parties are gaining ground in Europe - The changing faces of Norway - The campaign that has no time for hate - Multiculturalism in the Czech Republic - The Vatican recalls its envoy to Ireland over clerical sex abuse - Taking to the skies over war-torn Libya - Are the Spaniards losing faith in their leaders? - Latvian pig farmers try to save their bacon. How far right parties are gaining ground in EuropeThe twin terror attacks in Norway have led to a renew ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 23.07.2011On today's program: Is Murdoch out of touch with his media empire? Switzerland feels the heat from the eurozone crisis - Wartime wrongs in the Czech Republic - Worn out soles beat a path to Spain's patron saint - Is it time Germany took more responsibility on the world stage? - Serbia inches closer to EU membership - The Chinese takeover of a town in Tuscany - High Noon for the UK High Street.Is Rupert Murdoch out of touch with his media empire?It's been another dramatic week in the tabloid ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 23.07.2011On today's program: Is Murdoch out of touch with his media empire? Switzerland feels the heat from the eurozone crisis - Wartime wrongs in the Czech Republic - Worn out soles beat a path to Spain's patron saint - Is it time Germany took more responsibility on the world stage? - Serbia inches closer to EU membership - The Chinese takeover of a town in Tuscany - High Noon for the UK High Street.Is Rupert Murdoch out of touch with his media empire?It's been another dramatic week in the tabloid ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 16.07.2011On today's programme: Is Murdoch’s media empire falling apart? -Is the Italian economy heading the same way Greece's?- Young Spaniards look to Germany for jobs - What do the worst street riots in years mean for Northern Ireland’s peace process? - Turkey’s soccer league in crisis over match fixing -Rotterdam awarded the title healthy city - The Vivaldi opera lost for almost 300 years
Is the Murdoch media empire falling apart?The past two weeks have been a more than usually turbulent t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 16.07.2011On today's programme: Is Murdoch’s media empire falling apart? -Is the Italian economy heading the same way Greece's?- Young Spaniards look to Germany for jobs - What do the worst street riots in years mean for Northern Ireland’s peace process? - Turkey’s soccer league in crisis over match fixing -Rotterdam awarded the title healthy city - The Vivaldi opera lost for almost 300 years
Is the Murdoch media empire falling apart?The past two weeks have been a more than usually turbulent t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 09.07.2011On this week's program: A new twist in the Strauss Kahn sex affair - Murdoch's media empire under fire over a hacking scandal - Is the EU supporting North Korea's dictatorship? - The German government is slammed over Saudi Arabian tank deal - Spaniards take a flutter on new gambling laws - An historic ruling for the victims of Srebrenica - The Vatican embraces modern art.
A new twist in the Strauss Kahn sex affairThe sexual assault case involving former IMF head Dominique Strauss Kahn seems ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 09.07.2011On this week's program: A new twist in the Strauss Kahn sex affair - Murdoch's media empire under fire over a hacking scandal - Is the EU supporting North Korea's dictatorship? - The German government is slammed over Saudi Arabian tank deal - Spaniards take a flutter on new gambling laws - An historic ruling for the victims of Srebrenica - The Vatican embraces modern art.
A new twist in the Strauss Kahn sex affairThe sexual assault case involving former IMF head Dominique Strauss Kahn seems ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 02.07.2011On this week's program: Has Greece pulled itself back from the brink of bankruptcy? - Spaniards fight for the roof over their heads - NATO takes stock of its Libya campaign - Holland's coffeeshops stay open to foreigners - Are the Russian police becoming a law unto themselves? - Turkey cracks down on the illegal trade in Islamic artifacts - And a new online course offers Scotch on the rocks.Has Greece pulled itself back from the brink of bankruptcy?The Greek government has approved a new ra ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 02.07.2011On this week's program: Has Greece pulled itself back from the brink of bankruptcy? - Spaniards fight for the roof over their heads - NATO takes stock of its Libya campaign - Holland's coffeeshops stay open to foreigners - Are the Russian police becoming a law unto themselves? - Turkey cracks down on the illegal trade in Islamic artifacts - And a new online course offers Scotch on the rocks.Has Greece pulled itself back from the brink of bankruptcy?The Greek government has approved a new ra ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 25.06.2011On this week's program: Greece's prime minister survives a confidence vote - Germany and Poland bask in the glow of friendship - Russia observes the 70th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union - Raw food takes off in Berlin - Slovenia's shine is rubbing off - Monaco gears up for the royal wedding - Belgians keen on Luxembourg passport - The Leaning Tower of Pisa gets a scrub-downGreece's prime minister survives a confidence voteThe financial problems in Greece have been center ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 25.06.2011On this week's program: Greece's prime minister survives a confidence vote - Germany and Poland bask in the glow of friendship - Russia observes the 70th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union - Raw food takes off in Berlin - Slovenia's shine is rubbing off - Monaco gears up for the royal wedding - Belgians keen on Luxembourg passport - The Leaning Tower of Pisa gets a scrub-downGreece's prime minister survives a confidence voteThe financial problems in Greece have been center ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs (18.06.2011)On this week's program: How much longer can Berlusconi cling to power? - Franco's iconic legacy divides Spain - The UK's Olympic ticket booking fiasco - How inventive prisoners outwitted Stalin's terror regime - Turkey takes a stab at constitutional reforms - Fighting illegal trafficking in Ukraine - An Italian eco winery takes the lead on cutting CO2 emissions. Is the era of Silvio Berlusconi drawing to a close?Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has lost big in recent referendum vote ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs (18.06.2011)On this week's program: How much longer can Berlusconi cling to power? - Franco's iconic legacy divides Spain - The UK's Olympic ticket booking fiasco - How inventive prisoners outwitted Stalin's terror regime - Turkey takes a stab at constitutional reforms - Fighting illegal trafficking in Ukraine - An Italian eco winery takes the lead on cutting CO2 emissions. Is the era of Silvio Berlusconi drawing to a close?Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has lost big in recent referendum vote ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs. 11.06.2011On today's programme: What lessons can be drawn from Europe’s EHEC scare?- Greek protesters take to the streets yet again - Italy marks its 150th birthday as a nation - Swiss women celebrate an important anniversary - How truancy is on the increase in the UK - The debate over bilingual schools in Latvia - Shadow education is booming across Europe - The Berlin kindergarten where culture is king.Criticism of Germany's handling of health crisisGermany has been facing growing criticism from a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs. 11.06.2011On today's programme: What lessons can be drawn from Europe’s EHEC scare?- Greek protesters take to the streets yet again - Italy marks its 150th birthday as a nation - Swiss women celebrate an important anniversary - How truancy is on the increase in the UK - The debate over bilingual schools in Latvia - Shadow education is booming across Europe - The Berlin kindergarten where culture is king.Criticism of Germany's handling of health crisisGermany has been facing growing criticism from a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 04.06.2011On today's programme: Why Germany is pulling the plug on nuclear energy -
Mladic faces war crime charges in the Hague - FIFA president Sepp Blatter retains possession of the ball yet again -Does Ukraine have to choose between east and west? - An historic vote in Malta to legalize divorce - Tourism takes off in France’s poorest district - There’s more to 3D imaging than meets the eye.
Why Germany is pulling the plug on nuclear energyThe German government has decided to phase out nuclear ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Inside Europe: The inside take on European affairs 04.06.2011On today's programme: Why Germany is pulling the plug on nuclear energy -
Mladic faces war crime charges in the Hague - FIFA president Sepp Blatter retains possession of the ball yet again -Does Ukraine have to choose between east and west? - An historic vote in Malta to legalize divorce - Tourism takes off in France’s poorest district - There’s more to 3D imaging than meets the eye.
Why Germany is pulling the plug on nuclear energyThe German government has decided to phase out nuclear ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone |
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