Inside Europe
By DW.DE | Deutsche Welle
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Podcast Description
Inside Europe, a one-hour weekly news magazine hosted by Helen Seeney, explores the topical issues shaping the continent. No other part of the globe has experienced such dynamic political and social change in recent years.
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CleanInside Europe | On this week's show: Italy picks up the pieces after its earthquakes - Will Cyprus be the next country to ask for a bailout? - Half of Europe's Roma lack basic facilities - Why Prague has built a replica concentration camp - A far-flung British community is geaing up for the Queen's jubilee celebrations - Ireland votes on the EU fiscal pact - And a slippery solution for Europe's endangered eels | 5/27/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe | On this week's program: Survivor's of Norway's massacre confront the killer in court - Will Francois Hollande maintain the French-German axis? - Are the Greeks heading back to the drachma - We meet monks who are feeding their flock with gourmet food and wine - The rainbow flag flies for the first time in Kiev - and Britain takes a blast from the past to Azerbaijan for Eurovision. | 5/20/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe | On this week's program: Desperate measures to save the Spanish economy - Will France's new president sink or swim? - A familiar face returns to the Kremlin - The ecological cost of removing Italy's capsized cruise ship - How German schoolkids are finding their singing voice - Fears of government censorship in Turkish theaters - And will the French say Bon Appetit to British beef? | 5/13/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe | On this week's show: Calls to boycott EURO 2012 put Ukraine in a tight spot. The consequences of Europe's austerity measures. German art and Greece. The Netherlands says no to drug tourism.Belfast struggles with reconciliation. Tensions high in Kosovo as Serbs vote in elections. A museum in Istanbul that documents the life and work of a Nobel laureate. Sweden's lunch break "dance revolution". | 5/6/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe | On this week's program: In Norway, why the families of Breivik's victims aren't seeking revenge - It's down to two candidates in the French presidential race - Could the issue of homosexuality split the Anglican Church? - The people of Prague take to the streets - We look at the state of agriculture in southern Europe - And we travel to Marseille, the epitome of multiculturalism | 4/29/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe | A trial in Norway that tests democracy - Germans feel threatend by an Islamist group that's handing out copies of the Koran - Can a funny man really win France's presidential race? - Prague becomes a safe harbor for the world's pirates - Julian Assange's debut broadcast on Russia Today causes controversy - Belfast looks to cash in on the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. | 4/22/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: [Inside Europe] | On this week's program: It's a year since France banned the Islamic face veil - Israel's reaction to controversy stirred by one of Germany's most famous writers - How Europe should deal with a nuclear defiant Iran - and we take a look at how homophobia is becoming official in Russia – All that and more. | 4/15/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: [Inside Europe] | Germany's Merkel heads to Prague in search of support - Turkish generals go on trial - Bulgaria faces a skilled workers shortage - EU looks to activate its older citizens - Jerez, famous for wine, is bankrupt - Self-immolations in Italy - A clinic in France treats police officers for depression - Gustav Klimt's Beethoven Frieze: an ode to momentous period in art. | 4/8/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe | Germany's Merkel heads to Prague in search of support - Turkish generals go on trial - Bulgaria faces a skilled workers shortage - EU looks to activate its older citizens - Jerez, famous for wine, is bankrupt - Self-immolations in Italy - A clinic in France treats police officers for depression - Gustav Klimt's Beethoven Frieze: an ode to momentous period in art | 4/6/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: Corruption in worrying times | On this week's program: Is the Arab-Israeli conflict being played out in France? - The "quiet crisis" in Portugal - The Basque Country is quieter since the ETA ceasefire - Take a tour of corruption in Prague - Will the price of booze be raised in Britain? - A former Jewish girls school is rejuvenated in Berlin - Turkey revisits its imperial past in film - A pig with a message in Vienna. | 3/30/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: Europeans cross borders in search of work | On this week's program: Europe’s unemployed cross borders in search of work - For the first time Czech kids read up on Roma culture - Russian grannies prepare to take Eurovision by storm - Did the Dutch Roman Catholic church castrate young men in its care? - Paris cashes in on Chinese tourists - And we’ll ride off into the sunset with one of Germany’s best known writers. | 3/23/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: [Inside Europe] | On this week's program: The Spaniards are up in arms over new labour laws - How the Greeks are moving their money to London – Why Bob the Builder and Thomas the Tank Engine have left the UK - Why is Turkey so infamous for locking up journalists? - Corruption influences voters in Slovakia - How kids are getting by on the streets of Bucharest - And why sex boxes are catching on in Europe. | 3/18/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: [Inside Europe] | On this week's program: The Spaniards are up in arms over new labour laws - How the Greeks are moving their money to London – Why Bob the Builder and Thomas the Tank Engine have left the UK - Why is Turkey so infamous for locking up journalists? - Corruption influences voters in Slovakia - How kids are getting by on the streets of Bucharest - And why sex boxes are catching on in Europe. | 3/16/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: [Inside Europe] | What lessons has Europe learned from the Fukushima nuclear disaster - Concerns mount over Ukraine’s Yulia Tymoshenko - Big Brother cracks down on crime in Nice - Are preparations for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest destroying people’s lives in Azerbaijan? - The Vatican opens its vaults for a rare glimpse of history - Georgia loads its guns to boost tourism. | 3/9/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInside Europe: [Inside Europe] | Greeks look for creative ways to vent their anger - Journalists in Brussels are running out of ink - Spaniards protests against evictions - Controversy over plans for France's first mormon temple - Is Christianity too present in British public life? - A tough verdict for Murdoch's new Sunday paper - Berlusconi and how he manipulated Italian culture - A new generation of Romanian journalists. | 3/2/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 15 Episodes |
Customer Reviews
Great roundup of European news
Not as well known as the BBC World Service, Radio Deutsche Welle puts out great programming as well, and this show is one of their best. 50+ minutes of European stories, all in English, but with a slightly different spin than the BBC. Their Danube series in 2006 was great and their current segments on how the EU spends its money are also quite good. Highly recommended!
Excellant euronews coverage
I listen to this podcast weekly and love it. Covers topics you won't hear in US news sources and covers them in depth. If your a European or are interested in more than FOX or CNN this is an excellant choice.
Love it!!!!!
I love this program, and don't miss is. It is informative on a lit of topics.
