Previously in Europe, the French socialist party! On today's episode we discuss the aftermath of the UK election as well as major foreign policy events happening mostly in Middle and Eastern Europe. Also we discuss Leo Varadkar, the new Taoiseach, yup that's how you spell. Irish orthography rules.

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Previously in Europe, a Tory majority. Today's episode is an election special dealing with the big votes in Europe. Mainly the UK election results, which are very interesting.

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Previously in Europe, climate change. This week we discuss the ongoing developments in French politics from Macron's dealings with foreign leaders to the Parliamentary elections. We also discuss the tightening race in the UK parliament elections.

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Previously in Europe, Hugh. Just a quick solo episode due to some technical difficulties where we talk about some of the bigger events of the week, including the attack in Manchester, Greek bailout talks, British and German elections as well as France, Lithuania & Portugal.

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Previously in Europe, governments. This week we discuss the array of governments around Europe facing issues. The Dutch have yet to form a coalition since their elections, Irish Taoiseach announces stepping down, Kosovo government falls apart and Austria calls snap elections for later in the year.

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Previously in Europe, The National Front. On today's episode we discuss at great length the results of the French presidential election and some of the fallout that's happening in anticipation of the legislative election in June. We also discuss the news from the UK, the new snap elections called in Malta, a misunderstanding in Czechia and an update from Romania.

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Previously in Europe, Tony Blair. This week we discuss both the elections in France and the UK. Additionally we take a quick look at some EU social legislation proposals and the ongoing Orban-v-Soros nonsense.

This week's music is The System by Davidemeny from the UK

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Previously in Europe, Hugh! Heya just a brief solo episode this week as Hugh is on a break. This episode, the projected results of the French presidential election and who's backing who, the Serbian presidential election and the surprise UK snap elections.

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Previously in Europe, a straightforward French election. This week Kieran is off so Hugh gives a very quick update cast talking about the Turkish referendum and the French presidential election.

This week's music is [zena za sva vremena1 by Milan Dincic Dinca from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Previously in Europe, French Presidential Debates. This week we discuss the Armenian general elections and the ongoing saga that is the French presidential election. Additionally we discuss the two major terrorist incidents this week in Europe.

This week's music is [zena za sva vremena1 by Milan Dincic Dinca from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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