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European Journal - The Magazine from Brussels

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This Week in European Journal

Britain: The Badger Cull

ARCHIV - ILLUSTRATION - Die Dachsgeschwister Emma und Paul untersuchen am 13.08.2008 im Wildpark Eekholt ihr Gehege. Der Dachs ist Wildtier des Jahres 2010. Diese Wahl traf die Schutzgemeinschaft Deutsches Wild (SDWI), wie sie am Montag (23.11.2009) in Bonn mitteilte. Der Dachs (Meles meles) ist das größte Tier in der Familie der Marder und lebt vorwiegend im Wald. Foto: Horst Pfeiffer dpa/lno +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

The British government has postponed the decision for badgers to be culled as part of measures to protect cattle from bovine tuberculosis.

What new opportunities could come out of the revolutionary movement in North Africa?

In the summer of 2011 European Journal broadcast from Malta, a country that has long served as a link between Europe and North Africa. The unrest sweeping across North Africa has presented Europe with major challenges...

Local Life - Communities around Europe

Life in Europe's countryside might not be as fast-paced and hectic as it is in the cities, but it's not without its problems.

The Other Side

Europe's bridges have their own stories to tell - of wanderlust, exclusion and rapprochement. Now a brand new series from European Journal presents some really special ones.

European Journal Archive

European Journal  | 24.10.2012

These days, the badger has taken over fox hunting as the bone of contention in Britain. British authorities have given the go-ahead for a large-scale cull of badgers as part of the effort to control the spread of bovine tuberculosis. Scientists and animal rights activists vigorously oppose the cull. 

European Journal  | 17.10.2012

Brussels is celebrating! The Nobel Committee in Oslo has awarded the EU the Nobel Peace Prize. With the EU currently in crisis, the timing is perfect. 

European Journal  | 10.10.2012

Montenegro has been a candidate for membership in the European Union since this summer. But the bar is set high for negotiations in Brussels, especially when it comes to the rule of law. Corruption and organized crime are rife in the small Balkan country. Fighting them is a huge challenge. 

European Journal  | 03.10.2012

Who wouldn't like to live in a palace? In the eastern German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, there are hundreds of palaces and manor houses for sale. But buyers are wary, since restoring historic landmarks can cost millions. As a result, many are threatened with being left to rot on their foundations. 

European Journal  | 26.09.2012

In the Czech Republic, more than 20 people have died after drinking bootlegged liquor tainted with industrial methanol. Police say they have arrested several suspects in connection with the production of the contaminated liquor.  

European Journal

European Journal is a 30 minute magazine on DW that delivers the inside take – reports on important political, economic and cultural developments in the EU with a strong focus on the European integration process. European Journal features issues that move Europeans and shows Europeans on the move.

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The director’s countdown is in French, the editor’s comments are in German, the colleague’s remark is in Spanish – producing European Journal is in itself a typical European endeavour: challenging and a lot of fun!

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