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Hans Von der Brelie
Covid-19: What are the consequences for small and medium enterprises?
Unreported Europe explores the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on small and medium enterprises in Bulgaria, Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Unholy row exposes deep divisions in Montenegro
A dispute over church property is exposing deep divisions in the small Western Balkans country of Montenegro. While the conflict is rooted in history, it is also about Serbian identity.
Montenegro rocked by dispute over church property
Opponents of a new law that makes it obligatory to register church properties fear that the State could confiscate Serbian Orthodox churches or cemeteries.
Sick system: Bulgarian health crisis leaves patients vulnerable
Bulgaria is in the grip of a health crisis as thousands of doctors and nurses leave the country. The result is a health system struggling to cope, where patients are left without key services.
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Land grab: Hungary's political elite accused of milking the system
Hungary is in the headlines again with allegations of large-scale land-grabbing by the ruling elite. Unreported Europe investigates whether leading politicians are handing out precious farmland to friends and family.
Greece: A safe haven for Turks threatened over Gülen movement links
Many Turkish teachers, public servants and entrepreneurs, unable to return home because of fears of arrest and with no belief in the independence of the Turkish justice system, are trying to start a new life in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki.
At the frontline of an Extinction Rebellion climate protest in Berlin
Euronews embeds with the group at a planned civil disobedience mission called “Rebels Ark” which blocked the city’s Grosser Stern – a huge five-lane roundabout linking north to south and east to west.
Meet the Christian Green Party supporters of Bavaria
An otherwise conservative region in Germany has seen a surge in Green Party voters in the last EU election. In this feature of Insiders, meet the Christians who have thrown their support behind the left-wing party.
Positive energy: Danish island leads renewable revolution
In this episode of Insiders, Euronews' Hans von de Brelie travels to Denmark to find out about the efforts on the island of Samsø to slow down climate change.
'Western Balkan route' for migrants, refugees stuck at borders
Thousands of migrants are stranded in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the border with Croatia. As the winter closes in, the external border of the European Union is inching towards a humanitarian emergency. Around 21,000 migrants have taken this route seeking safe refuge in the EU.
On the ground at the Bosnian-Croatian border
Euronews correspondent Hans von der Brelie takes you to the border between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia, where tensions are rising as migrants demand entry to the European Union.
German energy giant clears climate protesters from Hambach forest
Central Europe's last primordial forest in Germany is about to be obliterated to dig up dirty and inefficient lignite coal, despite Berlin's trumpeted green credentials. Insiders talks to all sides of the story, but RWE refuses to comment.
Germany toughens approach on migrants as EU struggles for unity
In this edition of Insiders Euronews examines how migration continues to top the European agenda and exposes Europe’s fault lines, even if a deal was reached in late June to toughen border controls and beef up repatriation procedures of migrants non-eligible for asylum.
Bavaria tightens borders amid German rethink on migrants
As Germany grapples with divisions over migration, Bavaria takes action to stem the flow through the country's southern border
Antisemitism incidents fuel migrant debate in Germany
After a spate of antisemitic attacks Germany's 100,000 strong Jewish community is becoming increasingly anxious about a new wave of hate crime. There are fears that it may be linked to an upsurge in migration from Muslim countries hostile to Israel.
Concerns grow over foreign influence in Bosnia
The foreign influence on economics and politics and their effects in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Foreign influence taking over Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Can Sarajevo renew its centuries-old tradition of tolerance and once again become the European melting pot of different cultures and religions?
Syrian War widows with no place to go
Negotiations are ongoing between the International Red Cross and the governments of those involved as to if, how and when to repatriate these widows from the Syrian War
Romanians march for justice
For the last year, Romanians have been turning out in their thousands to protest what they see as an increasingly corrupt government.
Romanians stage anti-corruption protests in Bucharest
Euronews reporter Hans Von der Brelie is with protesters in the country's capital as they demonstrate against perceived corruption in Romania.
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