

Inside Europe 27 March 2025
Mar 27, 2025
Can Dündar, a celebrated Turkish journalist in exile and former editor of Cumhuriyet, sheds light on the dire state of press freedom in Turkey. He discusses the recent protests ignited by the arrest of Istanbul's mayor, framing it as a critical moment for democracy. Dündar elaborates on the courageous efforts of journalists amidst increasing censorship and highlights the role of youth activism in fighting for democratic values. His insights paint a vivid picture of the resilience of the Turkish public against authoritarianism.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Protests and Political Turmoil in Turkey
02:04 • 13min
Press Freedom Under Siege in Turkey
15:00 • 2min
Franco-Algerian Relations: Historical Tensions and Current Crises
17:15 • 15min
Leadership Transitions and Democratic Innovations
31:54 • 15min
The Rebirth of Civic Space: Mendel Square in Brno
47:04 • 2min
Revitalizing Mendel Square: A Journey from Transit Hub to Community Space
49:33 • 4min