European Journal Direct from the DW-TV studio in Brussels, "European Journal" focuses on political and economic developments in the EU and the rest of Europe. European integration and Nato enlargement, EU reaction to the latest Basque terrorist attack, or a look at life on the divided island of Cyprus - "European Journal" brings you background analysis plus interviews with the experts and the people shaping events at the European level. "European Journal" is the DW-TV political magazine that delivers the inside take - the important political and economic developments in the EU and the rest of Europe. Around a dozen journalists working from Brussels travel regularly to the European capitals and hotspots to bring you the latest news and information. The European Union's historic enlargement programme is just as much our beat as the establishment of the new EU Rapid Reaction Force, the fall of Milosevic or die latest developments in the Vatican. In short, the political, economic and cultural concerns that affect the lives of people living in the EU, the membership candidate countries and elsewhere. Broadcast each week directly from the DW-TV studio in Brussels, "European Journal" offers background analysis on the major European domestic and foreign policy issues as well as the concerns of ordinary citizens: how the BSE crisis is affecting farmers, and why European motorists are rebelling against high petrol prices. "European Journal" also examines how Germany's European neighbours deal with issues of particular concern in Germany - Spanish immigration policy, Dutch language integration programmes, or how Norway, Italy and Denmark deal with right-wing radicalism. As well as on-the-spot reports, "European Journal" offers background analysis and profiles of the people and the regions in the news and the people making the decisions that affect the lives of Europeans.
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