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Inside Europe 24.05.2019

Keith Walker
May 24, 2019

Secret video footage brings down Austria's government — Is Istanbul's mayoral election re-run a blow to Turkey's democracy? — Greece's worrying new trend: kidnapping migrants — Accusations of harassment and a spate of reported suicides at France Telecom — The Dutch migration minister resigns over migrant crime statistics — Poland's new wave of censorship — and more!

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Inside Europe: Dutch migration minister resigns over migrant crime statistics

Inside Europe: Dutch migration minister resigns over migrant crime statistics

The Dutch migration minister resigned on Tuesday following an outcry over a report which appeared to downplay crime statistics in relation to asylum-seekers. Keith Walker speaks with Stefan Bos, a DW reporter from the Netherlands, explains more about the report and how migrants are perceived by the Dutch. (24.05.2019)
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Inside Europe: Austria's far-right government collapses

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Austria's coalition government of conservatives and far-right parties has collapsed. The trigger was a video recorded in Ibiza in which Vice-Chancellor and Freedom Party leader Heinz-Christian Strache is seen promising lucrative government contracts to a woman they believe is a rich Russian. We find out what else was said in the video, apart from suggestions of government contracts. (24.05.2019)
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Rescued migrants

Inside Europe: Migrants taken hostage in Greece

Inside Europe: Migrants taken hostage in Greece

Human smugglers have long exploited the plight of migrants, charging them hefty fees to secure safe and secret passage to Europe. But now they've found a new way to make an extra mint out of migrants' misery: hostage taking. Anthee Carassava reports from Athens on this disturbing trend. (24.05.2019)
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