Inside Europe 09.12.2021
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Germany has a new government, the US looks to Europe to calm tensions with Russia,
the UK takes a new tack on drugs and a Norwegian football team stands up for human rights.
Also on Inside Europe: Natalia Kaliada, artistic director of Belarus’ not-so-free theatre, Barcelona resists airport expansion, and Cornwall considers going solo.
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