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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.
In 2026, Bulgaria joins the eurozone as thousands of people take to the streets to protest against corruption.
6 min
Magazine
A few months before the parliamentary elections in Hungary, Viktor Orbán's government is toughening its stance against Ukraine.
3 min
NGOs criticise the widespread use of facial recognition cameras and call for clear regulations.
Greece, the first difficult step towards asylum for exiled Sudanese people.
Documentary
New forests are emerging in Lithuania: a project that aims to restore nature to endangered areas.
Finland is investing billions of euros into defence whilst the economy is struggling, leaving almost no money left for welfare.
Asian hornets are being tracked in France to reduce their effect on biodiversity.
In Tuscany, this village has transformed it's rubbish into gold: energy, art, public services and dividends for inhabitants.
The US government accuses Italian pasta manufacturers of dumping and therefore wants to impose punitive tariffs of almost 92 per cent.
Many women are criticising the severe malfunctioning of the flagship device in Spain in the fight against feminicide.