RE: European Stories
S10 · E115 — Toxic dust in Serbia's copper city
S10:E115 · Toxic dust in Serbia's copper city
115 episodes in this season
Will alcohol-free wine save winemakers?
31 min
Malta - Desert or Water Laboratory of the Future?
29 min
Bulgaria: The Super Physics Teacher
30 min
Spain: High Seas Rescue
Spiders: Between Phobia and Fascination
Poor masters, poor beasts!
Georgia's children, declared dead and then sold
Last trip to Belgium, for euthanasia
Give up alcohol and live life to the fullest!
Disbanding of the PKK: a hope for peace?
Latvia Arms Itself Against Putin
Tracking Gas Leaks
Climate: New Dangers in the Mountains
Urban Exploration in Romania: Saving the Relics
Ireland Overwhelmed by Cocaine
Breast Cancer: Their Daily Struggle
Romanian Expats: To Leave or to Return?
In Austria, the diabolical Krampus parade
The reading phenomenon of Gen Z
Forgotten villages in Albania's mountains
Ninja, a sport conquers Europe
The Mafia's sacred cows
When there's no money for tampons and pads
Foreign Doctors Save German Provincial Hospitals
Living with floods
Iranians in Europe: A Cry for Freedom
Bosnia's Citizens and Illegal Waste
The EU Parliament's Perpetual Commuting
Orca Shows at an End?
Not my king – Doubts about Charles
Poland: These Milk Bars Have Become Cult Classics
Kharkiv - My brother, dead in Ukraine
A polar cold snap hits Northern Europe
I want to live to 120!
Croatia Between Mines and Sea
Young French people take over old farms
Too many animals in the zoo – How does modern species conservation work?
Special Unit for Vienna's Migrant Women
German Expats: Growing Old in Tuscany?
Blacksmiths' Competition
The Dinosaur Fossil Business
Girl Power for an Ancient Ritual
Doctors of the Aegean
Saving Georgia's Largest Dam
The Challenges of Short Stature
Ski patrol paramedics on constant duty
My Life After Ozempic
A Home for LGBTQ+ Seniors
Stay-At-Home Dads
Public Health Funerals
Road Wars in Paris
Bouncers Against Squatters in Spain
Crater Danger in Anatolia
The Sell-Off of Ski Resorts
A Pizzeria That Gives Autistic People Independence
Bosnia's Farmers and the Coal Clan
Hungary's Smear Campaign Against Anti-Fascists
Osteoarthritis – New hope for the knee
Women working underground – coal for Ukraine
The most dangerous horse race on the continent
Diagnose Multiple Sklerose
Europe's lithium hunger: who pays the price?
Europe's Fight Against Cocaine
Healing for Ukrainian Soldiers in the Carpathians
Anger at Luxury Yachts
A Village Doctor in Russia
The Blatten Landslide – A New Beginning from Nothing
Shadow Work in the Netherlands
Child Poverty in Spain
France's Shepherds: United for More Rights
My Life in Retro Style
Women's Rights in Latvia Under Threat
Women of the Gitans Struggle for Freedom
Spain’s Boom Thanks to Immigration
Home: Venezuela - Exile: Madrid
Romania: The Uncharted Land
Sicily: A City on the Brink
Italy's Crumbling Heritage
Giving a Kidney to a Stranger
Greek Asparagus Challenges the Competition
Romania's Controversial Horse Markets
How Europe's Militaries Are Recruiting the Next Generation
Across Europe by Night Train
National Parks, Wildfires and the Challenge of Protection
When Citizens Take Justice into Their Own Hands
The Snake Catchers of Cocullo
Nightlife District Under Pressure
The Tempi Train Disaster - Tragedy Without Consequences?
Postmen and Doctors Fighting for Better Health
New Ideas for Safer Cities
A Country at Its Limit - When the State Loses Its Municipalities
Sewing for Europe - The Invisible Women of Durrës
A Fresh Start at the Campsite
Blood Feuds in Albania
Scorched Land, Shattered Dreams?
Montenegro - Wild, Affordable, Corrupt?
Hungary - One Family at a Crossroads
K-Pop Passion
New Approaches to Policing
Project Kamp, the world benefactor in Portugal
Child abuse - soon to be a crime forever?
Raccoons Invade Europe
River swimming in the city
Megafires in France
Young, loud, democratic in Saxony-Anhalt
A Village and 1 Million Chickens
Generation No Kids in France
The War on the Other Shore
Albania between Protest and Profit
An Emperor for Austria?
Asylum in a House of Worship
Alone at 18, when state support ends
40 degrees Celsius in the shade - Europe's unequal heat
After the earthquake - The survivors of Antakya
Toxic dust in Serbia's copper city
