Welcome to Europe Day by Day, a 5-minute podcast series that takes you through the daily trends and events shaping Europe's politics, society and culture at 6 PM. A series hosted by Emma Belmonte.
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This series is produced by Europod in coproduction with Sphera Network, the network for humane and socially engaged European Journalism.
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Welcome to Europe Day by Day, a 5-minute podcast series that takes you through the daily trends and events shaping Europe's politics, society and culture at 6 PM. A series hosted by Emma Belmonte.
Stay updated, and follow us on Linkedin Instagram Twitter.
This series is produced by Europod in coproduction with Sphera Network, the network for humane and socially engaged European Journalism.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Italy saw some major mobilisations this week, all pushing back against government policies. One was a campaign to collect signatures calling for a referendum to cut in half the residency period required for foreign nationals to apply for citizenship in Italy. The other one came in the form of demonstrations across the country against a new bill that threatens to criminalise activism and penalise acts of solidarity. But this isn’t just happening in Italy—it’s part of a growing wave of government crackdowns on protesters, especially climate activists, across Europe.So, here’s what’s happening to our right to protest and what it means for Europe.
Europe, Day by Day is Europod’s first daily podcast, in co-production with Sphera Network.
The executive producer of Europe, Day by Day is Alexander Damiano Ricci.
The host and scriptwriter of this episode is Seden Anlar
This episode was produced and edited by Seden Anlar.
Original soundtrack by Thomas Kusberg.
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