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kstudiozeller2014 is a special year for Europe!
 
It has been already 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War, 75 years of the outbreak of the World War II, 25 years since the fall of the wall and changes in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as ten years of EU eastern enlargement. In addition to historical anniversaries there are a number of challenges all over Europe.

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geristudio„Quo vadis Bulgaria? One year after the protests" Is a Radio project about the protests in Sofia with students from the University „St. Kliment Ochridski“

"Children of freedom" is a radio feature by students from the University "St. Kliment Ochridski" from Sofia
The radio feature "Children of freedom": "We were born in the early 90ths, after the fall of Berlin wall.

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Europe on YCBS, Part one
After the financial and sovereign debt crisis, state bailouts and budget cuts, the May 2014 European elections are expected to take the pulse of public confidence towards the European Union.
For the first time, voters will also indirectly choose the next president of the European Commission, giving citizens a fresh chance to shape the future of Europe.

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„The plan of Putin hasn't worked, he has not been able to separate Ukraine. These days we proofed that we are one country and one nation“, says the political activist and university professor Inna Melnykovska. "In talkshows in the German media were mostly invited so called experts or advisors, who are closely connected with the Gazprom Company. They reported about the political situation in Ukraine and it made the public got anxious about the dangerous situation, that Russia will stop the gas delivery towards Europe.

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Production by students from the University of Mass-media and Communication
Have you heard about Bulgaria?A little country, which looks like a small spot  on the European map, but contains multiple treasures. One of these treasures is the Bulgarian capital, called Sofia. There are a lot of architectural treasures, which are crossing points between West and East. Also government build above Rome cemetery and churches with golden cupolas in Sofia.

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studiozisk
The zis is a Foundation, which offers travel grants for young people of all nations. Youngsters between 16 and 20 years old with the support of  ZIS can self-organised study trip. It doesn’t require good school marks or otherwise special education. Every youngster has a chance to get it! The only thing you need to do is explaining to the head of  ZIS your personal interest and commitment for your research topic. If you an do it, you ”ll get a grant of 600 Euro for a very unique study trip to a foreign country.

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Oppositional activist from Lviv
Today in our programme you will hear commentaries about currently political situation in Ukraine. Oleg Diorka is an Ukrainian journalist and oppositional activist from Lviv. Oleg dissected Kiev and recorded his own experiences and impressions in an essay. Kseniya Manchak,who is a journalist by YCBS comes also, like Oleg Diorka, from the city of Lviv in West Ukraine.

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Cities in transition
„Crossing barriers-striving for harmony“ is a YCBS project in the frame of which students cross barriers during one week in Berlin using microphone. The youngsters interview people from different cultural and professional backgrounds, living in various districts. The project participants themselves have interesting backgrounds. Petko is a student from Sofia attending the Hebrew- and English School and making radio in his spare time.

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