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While France and Finland are miles ahead in childcare in Europe, Germany is still struggling against old role models
Millions of European students are (almost) heading back to their desks
For years, the convoys of lorries on European motorways have been becoming longer and longer. Stefan Kaegi and Jörg Karrenbauer relate their European-style road movie in Paris with theatre production 'Cargo Sofia-Paris'
Food, fashion, politics, football … a snapshot of the two countries in Alberto Toscano's words
With new stories, new audiences and the latest in technology, the musical is back with a bang in Europe’s big cities
Our pick of the best musicals on tour around Europe this autumn
Biting into Europe's political scandals as we trace five former prime ministers, presidents and ministers and their collective embroilments
In Liguria, north-western Italy, we come face to face with the French tight-rope walker, 35, and hear his views from above on Europe and the world
Basel dances, Barcelona premieres the best international short films and four cultures head the dialogue in ód, Poland – our monthly cultural calendar
The Poles have made up the second largest national minority in Berlin for years, but the eternal stereotype of Polish migrant workers has been disappearing of late. New blood is coming into the city - bringing students, artists and businessmen
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July is the month when all events are moving from the capital to health resorts, seaside or other places, which attract holidaymakers. But there's no need to worry that there is nothing to do in Vilnius. Besides many concerts we offer you free events in the open air. So ...
What kind of family does Lithuania need, what strategies does Europe suggest, and how should we evaluate them? Those were the questions analyzed by the discussion of the association Babel Lietuva.