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14/08/2009

News, comment and reaction from across Europe.

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13/08/2009

France and Germany emerge from recession, we test the mood in Dresden and Paris.

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17/08/2009

We have guest editors this week. Monday: Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena.

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12/08/2009

We are "taking the pulse" of the economy as Europeans change their holiday plans.

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18/08/2009

Guest editor Geir Haarde, former prime Minister of Iceland, presided over the crash.

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19/08/2009

our guest editor is the controversial Czech artist David Cerny.

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20/08/2009

British hip hop artist Ty tackles the subject of youth culture.

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21/08/2009

Libya's 24 hours of diplomatic glory. A Europe Today listener is our guest editor today.

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24/08/2009

Wildfires in Greece, joy in one Italian town as one of its citizens wins 148 million Euros

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25/08/2009

Should a 13-year-old Dutch girl be allowed to sail solo around the world? Join the debate.

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26/08/2009

Senator Edward Kennedy dies: we examine his role in the politics of Northern Ireland.

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27/08/2009

A Turkish army officer is arrested after four soldiers died when a hand grenade exploded.

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28/08/2009

Iceland to pay back Icesave cash. Red Army Faction member arrested.

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31/08/2009

Merkel victory in doubt after left-wing surge in states. Africans 'under siege' in Moscow.

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01/09/2009

Europe remembers the start of WWII. But debate still rages about who was responsible.

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03/09/2009

A journalist is forced to flee Russia over claims about hijacked ship "The Arctic Sea".

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04/09/2009

Will the leaders of the richest economies agree on whether to cap bonuses for bankers?

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08/09/2009

A special look at migration across Europe, and why French spelling is under scrutiny.

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09/09/2009

Spanish judge faces Supreme Court. Adolf Hitler sex video condemned by Aids charities.

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10/09/2009

Relief in Germany as General Motors European arm is sold to Canadian-Russian consortium.

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11/09/2009

A new law protect children in Britain. Should you have to prove you're not a paedophile?

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14/09/2009

A spate of suicides at France Telecom. But what can the French government do to stop them?

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15/09/2009

Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz on the lessons learned from the collapse of Lehman Brothers

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16/09/2009

An advert about a one-night stand causes embarrassment for the Danish Tourist Board.

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17/09/2009

Anti-missile shield scrapped in Eastern Europe. We hear from Russia and the Czech Republic

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18/09/2009

NATO's Secretary General Rasmussen calls for a new strategic partnership with Russia.

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23/09/2009

Britain attempts to clarify the law on assisted suicide but is it clearer and is it right?

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24/09/2009

The Russian car manufacturer which makes Lada cuts a quarter of its workforce.

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25/09/2009

As Germans prepare to elect a Chancellor on Sunday Europe Today broadcasts from Hamburg.

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28/09/2009

Chancellor Merkel is re-elected. What will it mean for Germany's economic recovery?

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