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With news, comment and ribaldry from The Local's journalists across Europe – as well as special guests – The Local Europe Edition will help make sense of this wonderful continent.
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The doner's (not) a goner, Christmas crappers, and IKEA's secret Swedish code
This week on Europe Edition, James, Ben and the team look at Europe's weirdest Christmas traditions with our wandering Euro-expert Alex Macbeth.
Also, are French schools proving that strict discipline isn't the key to success? Ben McPartland gives us the lowdown.
Is the EU about to ban Germany's beloved döner kebab? Jörg Luyken gets to the truth, and explains the German love affair with this iconic fast food.
And James Savage explains why IKEA furniture is the best way to learn Swedish.
Presenters: James Savage and Ben McPartland.
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Why is the far right obsessed with Sweden? Plus rape protests in Spain, and the anxiety of Brexpats.
On this week's edition:
The global far right has a weird obsession with Sweden's supposed failures. James, who has written about this, explains why.
Also, Ben McPartland explains why Brits anxious about Brexit are being told to bide their time.
And Fiona Govan explains how a gang rape at Pamplona's famous bull-running festival has made Spaniards stand up for a woman's right to be believed.
Presenters: James Savage and Emma Löfgren
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The mafia: less flashy, still brutal. Village life: Would you live here if they paid you? And how bad is Germany's crisis?
This week on The Local Europe Edition podcast:
As a mafia godfather responsible for 150 deaths was buried this week, we look at how organized crime continues to plague Italy.
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Could 60,000 euros be enough to persuade you to move to a Swiss mountain village. And what's the catch?
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Is the German political crisis as bad as people – particularly some foreign journalists – claim?
Presented by James Savage and Emma Löfgren.
With: Caroline Bishop, Shelley Pascual and Jessica Phelan.
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Is swearing OK in a foreign language? Plus why Jamaica's hot in Germany and why Sweden's deporting top talent.
Our podcast this week looks at why Jamaica is all the rage in Germany, why Sweden is deporting its most talented workers, and why the F-word is in favour in France.
With James Savage, Emma Löfgren, Ben McPartland, Catherine Edwards and Jörg Luyken.
Warning: This episode contains some bad language!
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"With fake news, the people are the first line of defence"
Our podcast this week takes aim at fake news, and look at how Sweden is gearing up to battle it ahead of elections next year.
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Gender battles: We look at why moves to make the French language less sexist are upsetting traditionalists.
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24 hour party cities: We speak to the Night Mayor of Amsterdam, Mirik Milan, about why nightlife is discriminated against.
With James Savage, Emma Löfgren and Ben McPartland.
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"You don't have to be very successful to get into the AfD", plus expat votes in Denmark and falling migration to Italy
On this week's podcast we look at why Germany's far-right party is already upsetting the country's politics. We also ask why EU citizens in Denmark aren't using their right to vote, and why there's been a drastic fall in number of migrants landing in Italy.
Presenters: James Savage and Emma Löfgren.
Reporters: Angela Giuffrida (Italy); Jörg Luyken (Germany); Michael Barrett (Denmark).
Technician/editing: Victor Ganguly.
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