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In recent years, the population of Venice has dipped below 50,000 inhabitants, with almost 30 million tourists visiting each year. Every day, the city loses 3 inhabitants, with locals fed up with rising rents as the unique, historic city on the lagoon is turned into a theme-park for tourists. Can anything be done to save the last Venetians?

Venice’s resident population is sinking as 30 million tourists visit every year. Can the last Venetians be saved?

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Three decades after gaining independence from the USSR, Georgians are out demonstrating in force. Many are upset about the government’s ‘Foreign Agents’ Bill which could jeopardise Georgia’s candidacy for European Union membership.

Georgia: Dreaming of Europe

Many Georgians want EU membership, but a new law could jeopardise this dream.

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For 15 years, Edward Kaprov has been photographing Israelis and Palestinians along Israel's borders, the dividing lines between two visions of the same land. In the kibbutzes around Gaza, in the Palestinian villages and Jewish settlements of the West Bank, and in the Bedouin hamlets close to Lebanon.

Israel-Palestine: Borderlines

Photographer Edward Kaprov has been taking photos along Israel’s borders for the last 15 years.

Since 24 February 2022, the Russian community in Germany has been torn apart. In the city of Würzburg, where many Russian Germans live, shortly after the start of the war the militaristic "Z" symbol was spray-painted on a church. Two years later, we return to the Heuchelhof district of Würzburg to look at the consequences of the war for local people.

The Russian community in Germany has been torn apart by the war in Ukraine. Report from Würzburg in Bavaria.

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2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings. International commemoration events are taking place to mark this important moment in the Second World War. For many people today, D-Day is not just a day that changed the course of the 20th century: it is a key date in their family history too...

For many people today, D-Day is not just a day that changed the course of the 20th century: it is a key date in their family history too...

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During the 8 years of PiS right-wing rule, Poland public television station TVP was the mouthpiece of the government. Now under a new government, the state broadcaster is going in a new direction synonymous with openness, serious journalism, and impartiality.

Under a new government, Poland’s state broadcaster is changing: they want to be open, serious, and impartial.

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Gloria Vizarraga lost her sight at the age of 17, an ordeal that took her years to deal with. The Madrid native works for the lottery run by ONCE, the national organisation that helps blind and visually impaired people in Spain, including former press photographer Juan Torre. Despite his visual acuity gradually diminishing to 5% today, he still takes photographs.

The Spanish lottery helps the visually impaired, including former press photographer Juan Torre.

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Far-right leader Jordan Bardella is idolised by many young people in France.  The polls put his National Rally party well ahead of all other French parties at the European Elections and his TikTok following is the envy of his political rivals. Report on how young people in France are now voting for the far right in large numbers.  

France's Far-Right Youth

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella is idolised by many French young people.

Going without a mobile phone would be unthinkable for many . But that's what a group of high school students in Dresden, Germany, have agreed to: For one week, they will have no access to their smartphones, computers, or the Internet. Can they survive a return to the analogue age?

Going Offline for a Week

A class of high-school students in Dresden, Germany go without their smartphones for a week. Can they survive?

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Oats are becoming increasingly popular in Europe as they are good for your health and good for the environment. ARTE takes a look at how oats are produced with a Czech farmer and a German miller.

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