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Twice daily TV news programmes from a French and German editorial team, bringing you ARTE’s trademark European, cultural perspective on current affairs.
The Austrian government is further restricting family reunification for refugees. Many of those affected are concerned.
3 min
Documentary
More and more people in the Netherlands are turning to explosives to settle scores with people who've wronged them. The authorites and the media are worried.
6 min
The humanitarian organisation SOS Balkanroute is working to ensure that migrants are better treated.
Since the end of 2016, Italy has authorised the cultivation of light cannabis. In other words, hemp for industrial use with less than 0.2% THC content.
Kosovo Youngsters (2/12)
In Kosovo, Albanians and Serbs do not often mix. However, in the small town of Kamenica, co-existence is peaceful with both ethnic groups going to the same cafés and markets. This is the work of the town’s young mayor, Qendron Kastrati.
4 min
Magazine
Kosovo Youngsters (1/12)
Three quarters of Kosovans are under 35, a great advantage for an otherwise disadvantaged country. Hana Qerimi has founded a school that teaches children to be programmers, preparing them for the world of today and tomorrow.
Tops of the EU
From its beginnings with 6 members to today’s 28, peace has been central to the European project with the Franco-German partnership proving crucial in building the European Union.
Kosovo Youngsters (12/12)
Adelina Tershani is 21 and one of the leaders of the feminist movement in Kosovo. She challenges patriarchal views with slam poetry.
Kosovo Youngsters (11/12)
Nearly 100,000 Kosovans have left the country since 2014. Filmmaker Ilir Hasanaj went in the opposite direction. Having let Kosovo with his family in the 1990s for Switzerland, he has now come back to Pristina to help rebuild cultural life in the city.
Kosovo Youngsters (10/12)
Uta Ibrahmi was the first Kosovan to climb Mount Everest where she took the Albanian and Kosovan flag. She sees herself as an ambassador for her country and wants to inspire others to believe that anything is possible.