Broadcasting Europe

If you love Christmas, you will definitely enjoy this gallery

A process of social and political evolution

How Audre Lorde made Black and feminist history in Germany

Nicolae Ceausescu was the leader of socialist Romania for 24 years

Music on the move

How TV Slovenia has portrayed autumn grape harvests, wine production, and wine culture on Slovenian television

Learn about important examples of political propaganda from the 20th century that help us reflect on our world today

Marking 100 years since the end of the Greco-Turkish War

The origins of the world’s oldest film festival

Opening the future to the dreams of the past

Controversy and conflict in Olympic history

Spain is a pioneering country in the recognition of the rights of the LBGTQ+ community

The stories of refugees and immigrants throughout Europe as seen by RTVE’s cameras

How Slovenia helped to create World Bee Day

From the early 20th century until today

A seminal event in Italian political history

How Slovenia’s tourist gems promoted sustainable tourism and local cuisine in the 1980s

How Europeans commemorate and celebrate liberation from from fascism and Nazism

Women on Greek public television from the late 1960s to today

Beloved Italian entertainment icon: a singer, dancer, actor and television star

From collective experience to solo binge

72 years of the Sanremo Music Festival

Selected broadcast reports from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

How the media has reported on historical wildfires across Europe

Watching the evolution of Dutch agriculture on TV

TV testimonies shedding a spotlight on discrimination and stigma

Nyhedsruller og tv-nyheder, der dokumenterer, hvordan videnskaben har bekæmpet pandemier med vaccination

Clips of political messages from audiovisual archives

For most of us, the Eurovision Song Contest is a show we tune into once a year. But the Contest is much more than that.

5 firsts in Eurovision Song Contest history

Explore the home town of 2019 Eurovision Song Contest winner Duncan Laurence

Singers and musicians from the 65 years of the Eurovision Song Contest, as found in the collections of Europe's museums, galleries, libraries and archives