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Published on: 04/24/2026 - 4:50 p.m.
In this episode of Aux 4 corners de l'Europe, Caroline de Camaret takes viewers on a journey across the European Union, to discover the means of transport financed by the cohesion policy... because Europeans need to get moving! From France to Austria, via Poland and Hungary, the show travels through several countries using eight means of transport: train, plane, metro, tram, bicycle, scooter, car and boat. The episode evolves on modernized infrastructures, reconnected territories, but not without cost.
The journey continues in Hungary: Brussels froze most of the funds there under the government of Viktor Orbán, accused of authoritarian drift and corruption, which slowed down numerous mobility projects.
What are the consequences for transport? Caroline de Camaret meets András László, MEP close to Orbán and Liliána Zúgó, economist at the EU Representation in Hungary. The route ends in Vienna, capital of Austria, along the Danube, where river transport is not a long, quiet river.
They discuss the impact of European funds on mobility and the economic development of their countries and regions, between concrete transformations, judicious investments, duplication, or the impact of blocked financing.
Editor-in-chief and presentation: Caroline de Camaret
Production / images: Charlotte Prudhomme, Stéphane Bodenne and Luke Brown
“Aux 4 corners de l’Europe”, a magazine broadcast on France 24 in French and English, on YouTube and on france24.com
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