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Serbia and the EU: the clock is ticking (part 2)

The growing popularity of far-right nationalist groups among Serbia’s disenchanted youth worries many observers. Our correspondent met the leaders of two such organizations: Obraz and 1349. We also tell you why organic farming could help save the country’s ailing agricultural sector. Finally, we meet the star of Serbian cinema, Miki Manoljovic, who played the leading role in 1995 blockbuster "Underground".

Click here to watch part one.

  • Senior Producer: Loick Berrou
  • Presenter: Christophe Robeet
  • Producer: Magali Faure
  • Assistant Producer: Domitille Blanc
  • Reporter: Valerie Labonne
  • Cameraman: Stéphane Bodenne
  • Video editing: Max Paquereau
F.Y.R. of Macedonia: tough times for reporters (part 2)
28/04/2012 - EUROPE DISTRICT

F.Y.R. of Macedonia: tough times for reporters (part 2)

Trading with the neighbours - we show you how Macedonian companies are trying to make the most of their strategic location in the heart of the Balkans. Do you believe in miracles? We tell you why believers at Skopje’s Sveti Dimitrije Church do. Finally, Vladimiri Franz, a young rock musician shows you the many faces of the Macedonian capital Skopje.
F.Y.R. of Macedonia: tough times for reporters (part 1)
28/04/2012 - EUROPE DISTRICT

F.Y.R. of Macedonia: tough times for reporters (part 1)

As ethnic tensions mount, threatening to derail Skopje’s EU bid, we find out why Macedonian Slavs and ethnic Albanians remain at loggerheads ten years after the country found itself on the brink of civil war. We also tell you why Brussels has raised the alarm about media freedom. Finally, we meet Gligor Cemerski, one of Macedonia’s most prolific painters.
Croatia joins the EU family... and then there were 28
31/03/2012 - EUROPE DISTRICT

Croatia joins the EU family... and then there were 28

More than fifteen years after the end of a devastating war, we head to the border town of Metkovic where joint Croatian and Bosnian police units now work hand in hand. We also find out why Croatian milk farmers fear new EU rules will damage their businesses. And we meet Renata Poljak, a Croatian multimedia artist who will show you Zagreb like you have never seen it before.
Croatia joins the EU family... and then there were 28
31/03/2012 - EUROPE DISTRICT

Croatia joins the EU family... and then there were 28

On July 1st 2013, Croatia will officially join the European Union. We find out what ordinary Croatians expect from EU membership and we talk to Zoran Milanovic - the new Croatian Prime Minister plans to use EU structural funds to modernise his country. We also find out how match-fixing scandals have cast a dark shadow over Croatian football, and we meet Tereza Kesovija, the Grande Dame of Croatian music.
EU enlargement
23/01/2012 - EUROPE DISTRICT

EU enlargement

Europe District takes you on a journey across the eight countries seeking to join the European Union. See how they size up.

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