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This week's show

The inside take on European affairs

The EU flag flutters in the wind with the ancient Parthenon temple, right

On this week's show: Despite the Nobel Peace Prize, Norway still says 'nei' to the EU - Armenian Syrians head to their ancestral homeland - Belfast opens its first abortion clinic - A glamorous makeover for a UK music festival - Belgium moves a step closer to breaking up - Spain and its angry citizens -How Romania re-educated dissidents through torture - A taste of the world's best olive oil.

Listen to this week's show 19.10.2012

Inside Europe

Inside Europe 22.10.12 | 06:05 - 07:00

On this week's show: Despite the Nobel Peace Prize, Norway still says 'nei' to the EU - Armenian Syrians head to their ancestral homeland - Belfast opens its first abortion clinic - A glamorous makeover for a UK music festival - Belgium moves a step closer to breaking up - Spain and its angry citizens -How Romania re-educated dissidents through torture - A taste of the world's best olive oil.

Listen to this week's show 19.10.12

The Syrians seeking refuge in their ancestral homeland,Armenia

Belfast opens its first abortion clinic

Despite the Nobel Peace Prize, Norway still says 'nei' to joining the EU

A glamorous makeover for a UK music festival.

How should Spain deal with its angry citizens?

Belgium moves a step closer to breaking up

The experiment in Romania that re-educated dissidents through torture

Vintners tangle with EU over number of vineyards

A taste of the world's best olive oil.

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This award-winning one-hour weekly news magazine explores the topical issues that shape the European continent, including interviews, background features and cultural reports from correspondents throughout the region.

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