After the Dutch national team lost the world cup final from Spain the fans are in total despair after not winning the world cup for the third time. The news program Tagesschau from the Swiss public TV channel Schweizer Fernsehen wants to broadcast a reportage… Read More

On the day of the final of the world cup football The German public TV morning program ARD Morgenmagazin visits the Orionstraat, the street elected as the most orange street in Amsterdam. In three live broadcasts reporter Michael Heussen checks out the wild orange decorations… Read More

After winning from Brazil the Dutch football team will play Uruguay in the semi-final of the world cup football. On the day of the semi-final the background program ’10 vor 10’ from the Swiss public TV channel Schweizer Fernsehen sends their Europe correspondent to Amsterdam… Read More

NHK news wants to know what the Dutch think about the upcoming world cup quarter final match between the Netherlands and Brazil for the world cup football in South Africa. Filming Amsterdam in orange, interviews with fans in a Dutch team fan shop and in… Read More

The Japanese Europe correspondent Susumu Kojima from the public TV channel NHK travels to the Netherlands to cover the world cup football match between the Netherlands and Japan. First he visits Venlo, a town in the south of the country were the Japanese key footballer… Read More

The Swiss minister of Transport Moritz Leuenberger attends ‘From corridors to network’, a conference for ministers from the European Union on so-called rail freight corridors in Rotterdam. The news program Tagesschau form the public Swiss TV reports on the Signing of a Ministerial declaration, and… Read More

On the day of the Dutch National elections Swiss EU correspondent Christoph Nufer is in The Hague cover the voting, to give live comments on the expectations and to analyse the first results after the exit polls for broadcasts of the news program Tagesschau. For… Read More

Since the expected budget cuts is the main issue in the Dutch national elections, the Europe correspondent from the Swiss public TV channel Schweizer Fernsehen travels to the Netherlands to see how the Dutch copes with the economic crisis. Innovation and durability seems to be… Read More

After it turns out that the Dutch national elections will be a fight between the liberal party VVD and the social democrat party PvdA, the Swiss news program Tagesschau covers ‘Het Lagerhuis’ (House of Commons) a very popular life Dutch debate program where a mix… Read More

Political journalist Ingrid Steiner from the Austrian newspaper Kurier travels to the Netherlands for an article about the upcoming Dutch national elections and especially on the popularity of the Party of Freedom (PVV) from Geert Wilders. Ingrid Steiner interviews the Dutch political scientist and writer… Read More

El Asira, the first Muslim company that sells erotic products via internet, is based in the Netherlands. A reporter from the Austrian public TV background program ORF Weltjournal is send to the Netherlands to cover the story. He interviews the owner of the company, an… Read More

More and more Swiss farmers stop farming. Only last year 860 Swiss farmers stopped farming. Since the Swiss are planning to liberalise trade in the agricultural branch farmers are afraid for the European competition. Swiss public TV Europe correspondent Christoph Nufer visits to the Netherlands… Read More