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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2024 · 25 MIN

Oekraïne niet klaar voor verkiezingen & Europa Spoort (Niet)

from Bureau Buitenland

En in Turkije eten gepensioneerden gras op hun oude dag. (00:41) Oekraïne kan zich geen verkiezingen veroorloven Na de bloedige slag om de plaats Avdiivka in het oosten, rukt het Russische leger verder op in de Donbas. Onze verslaggever Michiel Driebergen is in Kostjantinivka, de volgende stad die nu door artillerie en raketten beschoten wordt. Einde van deze maand zouden er presidentsverkiezingen worden gehouden in Oekraïne, maar die gaan niet door. (09:29) Europa Spoort (Niet) Treinreizen in Europa moet makkelijker én goedkoper worden, is de ambitie van de EU. Maar dat blijkt in de praktijk nog niet zo makkelijk. Europa Spoort (Niet), constateert daarom VPRO-collega en regisseur van Tegenlicht Maren Merckx. Zij ging met verschillende trein-dromers en -doeners in gesprek die het systeem willen veranderen, en vertelt daarover. (21:21) Buitenland Uitgelicht: Turkije Knabbelen op een stukje gras op je oude dag, omdat écht eten simpelweg te duur is - het klinkt onwerkelijk. Maar nu maakt een gepensioneerde Turkse man daar in dit filmpje een punt van. Daarmee raakt hij een gevoelig punt. Collega en Turkijekenner Cevahir Varan praat ons bij. Presentatie: Sophie Derkzen

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En in Turkije eten gepensioneerden gras op hun oude dag. (00:41) Oekraïne kan zich geen verkiezingen veroorloven Na de bloedige slag om de plaats Avdiivka in het oosten, rukt het Russische leger verder op in de Donbas. Onze verslaggever Michiel...

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