Wilson Fache, a freelance journalist, returned from Afghanistan early in October after spending several weeks in the country, which fell under the control of the Taliban on 15 August. He reports on the situation in Kabul and the provinces, the very precarious economic situation, the concerns of women, and his work as a journalist.
Read and listen to our #newsAudioStory at https://euranetplus-inside.eu/european-week-with-radio-nantes-afghanistan-where-to/

Wilson Fache, Freelance Journalist, eu!radio & radio nantes’(in French)

In a delicate balancing act, Brussels is proposing a law to rid the European market of all forced labour products

Dilnur Reyhan, President Of The European Uyghur Institute: We Need Europe To Act Swiftly (in French)

In this week’s Panorama, our Baltic stations fill us in on the electricity crisis they are facing. We also take a look at the new package of Russian sanctions on the table and gather reactions to the outcome of Italy’s general election.

Ricarda Lang, Member of the Bundestag (in German)

With the war limiting access to Black Sea ports, Ukraine has had to find other ways of getting its products to market. As a result, Ukrainian grains and seeds have flooded Central and Eastern Europe, much to the dismay of the region’s farmers.

Galab Donev, Acting Prime Minister of Bulgaria (in Bulgarian)

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Robin, Young Bulgarian gay man (in Bulgarian)

Laurentiu, Young Romanian Gay Man (in French)

След реставрационни работи по древноримската вила-дворец Армира край Ивайловград, финансирани по оперативна програма „Регионално развитие“, стана възможно най-старите оригинали на мозайки и мрамори от римската епоха, откривани на земята на Европа да са на мястото, на което са били повече от две хиляди години и да се превърнат в един от забележителните паметници на древната европейка култура. Разговор за Армира, за програмите на Европейския съюз и европроектите, които дават нов облик на региона.

BNR: Най-старите древноримски мозайки в Европа реставрирани с европейски пари

Full vido of the summit, with Euranet Plus journalists from ams, Kuku, Latvijas, Radio 24, Radio România, RTBF, RTV Slovenija. Moderated by Ella Joyner

Euranet Plus summit with Věra Jourová, Vice-President for Values and Transparency

The 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, AKA COP28, kicked off on Thursday, 30 November, in Dubai. 

The high-level conference will run until 12 December and will provide a forum for the first so-called ‘global stocktake’ since the Paris Agreement was signed eight years ago.

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Metsola’s message to young Europeans: if you don’t vote, others will decide for you.

On Wednesday, Euranet Plus held its annual youth summit. We were joined by Roberta Metsola, president of the European Parliament, who took questions on disinformation, climate and defence from our panel of young journalists from across the bloc.

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Isabel Barros, 75, Interview With Hugo Monteiro, Radio Renascença (in Portuguese)

How to empower young people to take control of their future?
Schools are a good place to start, but more can be done to bridge the communication gap between young people and politicians.

Image: Shutterstock

Cristian Daniel Stambuli, 23-Year-Old Student, ITV By Cristina Ghelasie, Radio România (in Romanian)

Disinformation, and the resulting erosion of trust, is exerting a powerful systemic pressure on European society. More so than ever in this big election year, with certain voices seeking to undermine the electoral process.

Viviana, 57-Year-Old Employee, ITV By Giulia Cannizzaro, Radio 24 (in Italian)

Szűts Zoltán, Professor, Eszterházy Károly Catholic Univ., ITV By Vörös Gábor (in Hungarian)

Bohumil Kartous, Columnist & Expert On Disinformation, ITV By Semantv (in Czech)

Together with our radio partners, we are continuing to explore the issues that European citizens believe should be at the heart of the EU's work over the next five years. This includes migration.

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Elderly Croatian Person, Vox Pop In The Main Town Square In Rijeka, ITV By Dražen Zima (in Croatian)

To many people, especially the young, political institutions – not least the European parliament - looks old and out of touch with their concerns. Numerous fixes are being suggested.


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Kairi Tilga, Estonian Cooperation Assembly, ITV By Tarve & Ruussar, Kuku Raadio (in Estonian)

Jean-Benoît Pilet, Université Libre De Bruxelles, ITV By Myriam Baele, RTBF (in French)

Iara Sobral, Left Bloc (BE) Party, ITV By Alexandre Neves, Radio Renascença (in Portuguese)

Elias Dray, European Youth Forum, ITV By Romain L’Hostis, Euradio, France (in French)

Atanas Radev, National Youth Forum, ITV By Olya Stoyanova, BNR (in Bulgarian)

Lukas Oželis, Journalist, ITV By Agnė Liubertaitė, Žiniu, Lithuania (in Lithuanian)

Georgi Spassov, Social Activist With Migrants, ITV By Doroteya Nikolova, BNR (in Bulgarian)

Cláudia Santos,Lisbon Institute Of Social Sciences,ITV By Hugo Monteiro, R.Renascença(in Portuguese)

Theophanis Grammenos, Maastricht University in the Netherlands, ITV by Marianna Pliakostamou, SKAI (in Greek)

How is the EU reaching its youth? We talk to Mia Bradić, a climate activist and feminist from Croatia. Is the EU working in the direction of acknowledging her values? What was life in Croatia, the last country to enter the EU, like before and after joining the EU on the 1st of July 2013?

Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Kzenon on Shutterstock.

Europe For All Youth

Building barbed wire fences and calling in the military to keep migrants away is just Hungary complying with EU regulation, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Thursday during a visit in Brussels. He also argued that the migration crisis isn't a European, but a German problem. The president of the European Parliament Martin Schulz disagreed.

Read and listen to the complete audio story or watch the YouTube video of this story at
http://euranetplus-inside.eu/migration-is-a-german-problem

Viktor Orbán: Refugee problem is not European, but German problem

Camille Perrin (BEUC): "Companies often play with the rules”

Liviu Dragnea, PSD President (in Romanian)

Many governments have taken extraordinary measures to fight the covid-19 pandemic. But experts warn that if many of them are necessary today, those measures could without anyone realizing it become permanent and hamper our fundamental rights.

Jeremy Shapiro, Research Director Of The ECFR What History Teaches Us (en English)

Single use plastic is making a comeback. From personal protective equipment (PPE) to disposable coffee cups, demand is rising during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bad news for the environment – and a challenge to the EU’s upcoming plastics directive.

Read and listen to the whole #newsAudioStory:
https://euranetplus-inside.eu/plastics-protecting-or-polluting-during-the-pandemic/

Larissa Copello, Zero Waste Europe: "Industry Push Back Is Crazy" (in English)

Julio Barea, Greenpeace Spokesperson: "Think About Wearing A Reusable Mask" (in Spanish)

David Carroll, PlasticsEurope: "Demand Is Up In Some Areas"(in English)

The leaders of four of the main political groups of the European Parliament told Euranet Plus that tackling the ongoing COVID19 crisis and addressing its socio-economic fallout should the main priorities for the EU in 2021.

Read and listen to the whole #newsAudioStory at 
https://euranetplus-inside.eu/meps-say-covid-19-crisis-and-its-socio-economic-fallout-should-be-eu-priorities-in-2021/

Iratxe García Pérez, MEP – S&D, Spain: “Vaccines should be accessible for all” (in Spanish)

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