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The official Podcast channel of the European Student Think Tank, a Non-Governmental International Organization that involves young people in the European policy-making process and promotes the values of the European Union and Human Rights.
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How Brexit is Harming Higher Education

Speaking of EUOct 18, 2022

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Gaza Through the Eyes of Arab States

Gaza Through the Eyes of Arab States

MENA Stories: Episode 5

More than five months into the Gaza war, many pieces have started to come together: the power of the Israeli lobby, the complexity of negotiations and the varieties of actors involved, as well as the prospects for ceasefire. However, the positions of Arab states remain unclear. Some have relied on the war of words to condemn Israel; others opted for wooden language. While those groups are different, the common denominator is that no substantial action has been taken so far. What are the actual positions of Arab states? And what explains them?

This is MENA Stories, the EST Observatory EU-MENA's podcast series that uncovers and narrates facts and events from the region.

This episode was hosted by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari.

Script-edited by Luca Saviolo and Blanca González.

Edited and sound-engineered by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari.

Mar 28, 202412:13
The Role of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses for the EU and its Multiannual Financial Framework

The Role of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses for the EU and its Multiannual Financial Framework

Join Maria Tsanova, EST Ambassador to Germany, on "Speaking of EU" as she explains the vital role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in driving the European Union's economic engine. With SMEs comprising 99% of all businesses in the EU, their significance cannot be overstated.

Listen in as she discusses how the EU prioritizes supporting SMEs to secure employment for millions and foster a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation.


Sound Engineer: Eden Salviato

Credit to music: ComaStudio

Mar 22, 202411:51
Erdoğan's Path Ahead: Decoding Local Elections in Türkiye

Erdoğan's Path Ahead: Decoding Local Elections in Türkiye

MENA Stories: Episode 4

In March, nearly 64 million Turks in 81 provinces are expected to head to polling stations to vote for municipal elections. Turkish politics and elections are always a hot topic, and local polls are no exemption. After securing the majority in the national round in 2023, Erdoğan is aiming to take an easy win, but what can we expect? Will Erdoğan be able to regain control over major cities like Istanbul, Ankara and İzmir? Will the opposition manage to save face after last year’s defeat? What has changed since the 2019 local elections? 

This is MENA Stories, the EST Observatory EU-MENA's podcast series that uncovers and narrates facts and events from the region. 


This episode was hosted by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari. 

Script-edited by Luca Saviolo and Laura Montes Alonso.

Edited and sound-engineered by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari. 


Feb 13, 202412:31
Republic of Ireland's Pro-Palestine Stance

Republic of Ireland's Pro-Palestine Stance

In this episode, hosts Oliwia Borek and Nikita Pia Jensen delve into the factors shaping Ireland's distinct pro-Palestine stance, setting it apart from other EU nations amid the ongoing crisis. 

The episode traces Ireland's historical roots, highlighting pivotal moments such as the 1641 Uprising and the Irish War of Independence, which contributed to the nation's support for Palestine. 


Sound Engineer: Eden Salviato

Credit to music: ComaStudio

Jan 31, 202411:59
101 years of Kissinger: Everlasting Middle East Legacy

101 years of Kissinger: Everlasting Middle East Legacy

MENA Stories: Episode 3

Falling in-between history, politics, and controversy, Henry Kissinger – the famous American diplomat who has shaped American foreign policy and world diplomacy in the second half of the 20th century - passed away in November 2023 at the age of 100.  Many provided a detailed account of his controversial role around the world, but only a few have focused on his legacy in the Middle East. How has Kissinger, the US diplomat who had fled Nazi persecution, contributed to what the Middle East looks like today? How is Kissinger’s diplomacy important to understand the ongoing war in Gaza? And what was his real contribution to peace in the Middle East?

This is MENA Stories, the EST Observatory EU-MENA's podcast series that uncovers and narrates facts and events from the region. 

This episode was hosted by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari. 

Script-edited by Luca Saviolo and Blanca Gonzalez.

Edited and sound-engineered by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari. 

Dec 29, 202311:21
Fifth Generation Warfare

Fifth Generation Warfare

Join host Claris Diaz, Deputy Head of the Security and Defense Working Group at the European Student Think Tank, for a compelling discussion with Professor Chris Adamczyk, a 20-year veteran in law enforcement and intelligence. In this episode, they dissect the complexities of Fifth Generation Warfare (5GW).


Sound Engineer: Eden Salviato

Credit to music: ComaStudio

Dec 22, 202316:42
Approaching COP28: Grueling Negotiations Amidst Gushing Oil Wells

Approaching COP28: Grueling Negotiations Amidst Gushing Oil Wells

MENA Stories: Episode 2

Amidst the looming spectre of climate crises - floods, storms, heatwaves, and wildfires - the upcoming Conference of the Parties (COP28) emerges as a crucial battleground for climate action. As the world prepares for Dubai's negotiations that will start in less than a week, what can we expect from COP28? What are the main issues on the agenda? And the main actors? Will it pave the way for genuine change or offer empty promises?

This is MENA Stories, the EST Observatory EU-MENA's podcast series that uncovers and narrates facts and events from the region.

This episode was hosted by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari

Script-edited by Blanca González, Laura Montes Alonso and Luca Saviolo.

Edited and sound-engineered by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari.

Nov 23, 202311:52
Iran's Protest Movement: One Year Later and Beyond

Iran's Protest Movement: One Year Later and Beyond

MENA Stories: Episode 1

More than a year has passed since nationwide protests broke out in Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini under mysterious circumstances. The slogan 'Women, Life, Freedom' has long echoed through Iran's streets, but what does the protest movement look like one year later? How is the government reacting? Has the movement been successful? And if so, to what extent?

This is MENA Stories, the EST Observatory EU-MENA's podcast series that uncovers and narrates facts and events from the region.

This episode was hosted by Hafssa Fakher Elabiari.

Script-edited by Luca Saviolo.

Edited and sound-engineered by Eden Salviato.

Oct 30, 202310:54
Participatory Urban Planning and Sustainable Development

Participatory Urban Planning and Sustainable Development

Urban environments play a pivotal role in addressing today's pressing environmental challenges, serving as both the epicentre of these issues and the potential crucible for innovative solutions. This episode dives into the challenges and opportunities of giving citizens a voice in shaping their cities, as we discuss the power of localized knowledge, contrasting opinions, and the delicate balance between environmental goals and public preferences. Discover why participatory democracy is key to creating sustainable and resilient urban environments.


This episode was hosted by Marta Schwarz and Remina Aleksieva.


Edited and sound-engineered by Eden Salviato.

Oct 16, 202312:46
The Critical Future of Europe's Ski Tourism

The Critical Future of Europe's Ski Tourism

Ski tourism in Europe has been facing severe challenges in recent years, the most pressing one being climate change and its diverse consequences. Some ski resorts with its local businesses are dependent on constant ski tourism while others have started engaging in a path towards more diversified and sustainable tourism. We talked to Christian Zwanziger, the spokesperson for tourism of the Bavarian Green Party, and Irene Berthod, the president of the merchants, bars and restaurants association in the popular ski resort Cervinia, Italy. Find out what this entails and how ski tourism can answer fundamental questions about its future, in the light of an ongoing climate, biodiversity and energy crisis. 

This episode was hosted by Hannah Kleine and Silvie Carrel.

Edited and sound engineered by Hannah Kleine.
Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Feb 16, 202323:19
The National and International impact of Iranian Protests

The National and International impact of Iranian Protests

This week Silvie together with two professors- Serhan Afacan and Gabriel Garroum- will analyze some important questions on the Iran protests. What was the situation before? Will this be a revolution? And much more.

This episode was hosted and researched by Silvie Carrel edited and sound engineered by Hannah Kleine.  Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Jan 25, 202344:27
Unpacking the Iranian Protest

Unpacking the Iranian Protest

This week, Silvie and Anna - Researchers for the podcast team- and Hafssa Elabiari -Deputy Head of the Observatory on EU and MENA relations- dive head first into the current situation in Iran. What lead to this point and how does it impact the country and its relation with the West?

This episode was hosted by Silvie Carrel. Edited and sound engineered by Pauline Oléon. Research and content by Silvie Carrel, Anna Scherer and Hafssa Elabiari. Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Nov 29, 202239:21
Excluded Roma communities in Slovakia
Nov 15, 202240:37
Refugee Support
Nov 01, 202240:11
How Brexit is Harming Higher Education

How Brexit is Harming Higher Education

When the UK officially left the European Union in January 2020, much speculation was made regarding the economic and social impact this would have on the country. One area has however been overshadowed: that of education and research. What impact has Brexit had on this field, and what could be the future of British Research? In this Episode, Niamh Axe answers all your question with the help of Giovanni Travaglino, Professor of Social Psychology and Criminology at Royal Holloway University in London and Director for the Institute of the Study of Power, Crime, and Society.

This episode was hosted by Niahm Axe. Edited and sound engineered by Pauline Oléon. Research and content by Niahm Axe and Victoria Bergström.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Oct 18, 202229:32
The Turkish Case

The Turkish Case

Since its candidacy in 1989, Turkey has been at the heart of the E.U Enlargement debate.

Ioannis Grigoriadis, associate professor at Bilkent University will help us today to understand what are the challenges for the accession to the European Union for Turkey, and what impacts the debate has on the two entities relation.

This episode was hosted by Semina Melissi. Edited and sound engineered by Pauline Oléon. Research and content by Semina Melissi and Pauline Oléon.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Oct 11, 202232:49
The E.U vs Hungary and Poland

The E.U vs Hungary and Poland

Following the European Parliament recently declaring that Hungary 'no longer is a democracy', Silvie Carrel and Anna Scherer - Researchers for the Podcast Team- dive head first in the E.U vs Poland and Hungary case. What is going on, and what could be done?

This episode was hosted by Silvie Carrel. Edited and sound engineered by Pauline Oléon. Research and content by Anna Scherer.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Oct 04, 202221:49
The future of Civil Society Organizations: understanding roles, threats and hopes

The future of Civil Society Organizations: understanding roles, threats and hopes

For the final episode of this season, Nicole Cicognani - podcast editor at EST - meets Waltraud Heller, responsible for the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA). This conversation aims at analysing the challenges and difficulties facing CSOs, NGOs and Civil Societies in their broader sense, in a European landscape that becomes increasingly threatening to personal freedoms, and sets the tone for a better understanding of future actions and sustainable paths to ensure representation, effectiveness and protection for the crucial work of Civil Society. What will be Europe's next steps to protect its citizens' rights and freedoms?

This episode was hosted and produced by Nicole Cicognani. 

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Jun 28, 202233:26
Child at war: laws and ethics beyond the battlefield
Jun 21, 202215:08
Solidarity à la carte: war, migration & Eurocentrism

Solidarity à la carte: war, migration & Eurocentrism

Joanna Pamoukoglu - EST Ambassador to the Netherlands - joins us again to discuss the Eurocentric discourse permeating conflict narratives from a ‘western’ point of view, and how different war can look depending on what side of the world they affect - and how. 


This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Asimina Melissi, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Joanna Pamoukoglu. 


Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.


Jun 14, 202220:25
The past, present and future of European Colonialism

The past, present and future of European Colonialism

Kocha Changelia - member of the Working Group on Human Rights at EST - is our guest this week to discuss Europe’s colonial legacy, how it impacts states’ societies and what steps are required to recognise and redress discrimination.

To learn more about the Working Group on Human Rights and their work, visit our website

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Nicole Cicognani and Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Kocha Changelia.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Jun 07, 202213:30
 Climate change and human movement: rethinking the 'security threat' narrative

Climate change and human movement: rethinking the 'security threat' narrative

Federica Ballardini - EST Ambassador to France - joins our hosts to discuss how the words defining climate change have drastically shaped the policy-response driven by western powers and influence, transforming needs into threats, and migration into security concerns.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Nicole Cicognani, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Federica Ballardini.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

May 31, 202215:25
How to revive people’s democratic engagement

How to revive people’s democratic engagement

Alessandra Cardaci – Project Manager at Debating Europe – explains why democracy might have become unfit for the 21st century, and how it should change to better fit the needs of today’s societies.
To know more about Debating Europe's work, visit their
website

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Nicole Cicognani. Research and content by Alessandra Cardaci.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

May 24, 202211:47
Eastern Enlargement: reasons, challenges and opportunities
May 17, 202216:01
Eastern Enlargement: what does it mean for the future of the EU?
May 10, 202214:32
Superpower games: security threats to the international system

Superpower games: security threats to the international system

Anca Grigorescu - editor at EST - analyses the ongoing crisis of the international system, with the threats posed by new influences, military capabilities and the revival of ‘superpower’ aspirations. While current crises and discussions bring us back to decades-old themes and talks of the Cold War, what could be the future of international stability, alliances and peace? 

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Anca Grigorescu.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

May 03, 202212:04
Revitalised multerateralism: the EU's human rights strategy in Africa
Apr 26, 202211:29
Why should I join a youth organization?

Why should I join a youth organization?

Julia Blanken - EST president - joins the podcast to give her insight on what are the best aspects of being involved with youth organizations, how such an experience influences your skills and your personal growth, and what are the main challenges of volunteering.

This episode was hosted and edited by Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Victoria Bergström.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Apr 12, 202211:43
Russia’s motivation for the invasion of Ukraine: the theory of offensive realism

Russia’s motivation for the invasion of Ukraine: the theory of offensive realism

Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou - editor at EST - joins us this week to evaluate the reasons behind Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from the perspective of offensive realism theory. For more of our coverage of the conflict in Ukraine, visit our website at esthinktank.com.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Apr 05, 202213:35
The future of the Sustainability and Growth Pact

The future of the Sustainability and Growth Pact

Vasilis Psarras - writer at EST - discusses the meaning, implications and future of the rules regulating the public debt to GDP ratio across EU member states: the Sustainability and Growth Pact.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Asimina Melissi and Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Vasilis Psarrasi.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Mar 29, 202214:59
Sanctions against Russia and the economic impact on EU citizens

Sanctions against Russia and the economic impact on EU citizens

Giuseppe Peressotti and Manuel Torres Lajo - writers at EST - join our hosts to discuss the sanctions imposed on Russia in response to the war in Ukraine, and the impact these will have on EU markets and consumers. For more coverage of the conflict in Ukraine, read Giuseppe’s and Manuel’s articles, or visit our website at esthinktank.com.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited and sound engineered by Laura Sanzarello. Research and content by Giuseppe Peressotti and Manuel Torres Lajo.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Mar 22, 202217:13
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Short-term political consequences in France, UK, and Poland

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Short-term political consequences in France, UK, and Poland

Gabriele Bertani - writer at EST - discusses the implications of the war in Ukraine on the domestic politics and power balances in France, Poland and the UK. For more coverage of the conflict in Ukraine, read Gabriele's article or visit our website at esthinktank.com

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Gabriele Bertani.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Mar 15, 202212:00
The invasion of Ukraine: unpacking actors, failures and future scenarios
Mar 01, 202223:48
EU relations in the Arctic

EU relations in the Arctic

Victoria Bergström - EST Podcast Host - discusses the many geopolitical issues of the arctic such as mineral extraction, the protection of Arctic minorities, debunking harmful stereotypes, and the future of the Arctic in the face of its current threats.

This episode was hosted by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello and Asimina Melissi, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Victoria Bergström.

Dec 21, 202116:11
From a journalist's perspective

From a journalist's perspective

EST Talk meets Neus Vidal, journalist and a monitoring officer for press freedom violations, provides us with a frontline overview on the repression of journalism in Europe, the struggle of telling uncomfortable stories and how GDPR and social media have indirectly contributed to these growing trends.

Hosted by Asimina Melissi, sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou.
Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Dec 17, 202115:57
Lukashenko vs. the EU: a planned crisis

Lukashenko vs. the EU: a planned crisis

Apoorva Iyer - writer at EST - unpacks the recent humanitarian crisis that unfolded at the border between Belarus and the EU, with special attention to Lukashenko’s application of lawfare and its geopolitical repercussions.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Edited by Laura Sanzarello and Asimina Melissi, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Apoorva Iyer.

Dec 14, 202114:08
Critical Journalism under attack

Critical Journalism under attack

Joanna Pamoukoglu - EST Ambassador to the Netherlands - is back on our podcast to discuss the growing threats to press freedom in Europe and analyse how the EU might prevent the situation from deteriorating further.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Asimina Melissi and Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Joanna Pamoukoglu.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Dec 07, 202119:48
EU integration and the importance of youth activism

EU integration and the importance of youth activism

Kocha Changelia - member of EST’s working group on human rights - addressed youth civic activism and the role it plays in the process of European Integration.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello and Asimina Melissi, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Kocha Changelia.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Nov 30, 202111:37
COP26: is this the future that climate needs?

COP26: is this the future that climate needs?

Javier Arenas - member of EST’s working group on environment - is our guest to discuss the recent climate summit, COP26, to assess its wins, defeats and outcomes.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Laura Sanzarello, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Javier Arenas.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Nov 23, 202114:39
Unpacking EU-Sri Lanka relations

Unpacking EU-Sri Lanka relations

Chilani Atalugamage - EST Ambassador to Sri Lanka - discusses the various aspects of EU - Sri Lanka relations, and the important roles played by development projects, terrorism and the respect for human rights.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Edited by Laura Sanzarello and Asimina Melissi, and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Chilani Atalugamage.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Nov 16, 202113:55
Domestic abuse: a shadow pandemic

Domestic abuse: a shadow pandemic

Joanna Pamoukoglu - EST Ambassador to the Netherlands - joins us to talk about the destructive impact of the pandemic on domestic violence, as October marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

To know more about this topic, read Joanna's article on the EST website.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Asimina Melissi and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Joanna Pamoukoglu.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Nov 09, 202122:43
The never-ending Catalan Question under the EU’s perspective

The never-ending Catalan Question under the EU’s perspective

Krista Tammila - EST Ambassador to Spain - analyses the Catalan fight for independence, its resonance at the EU level and the possible implications for the future of separatist movements.

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Asimina Melissi and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Krista Tammila.

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Nov 02, 202113:19
EST Talk: Redressing forced sterilization

EST Talk: Redressing forced sterilization

EST Talk meets Gwendolyn Albert, human rights activist, to discuss the issue of forced sterilization of Roma women in the Czech Republic, and a new law designed to redress decades of systemic and cultural abuses.

Hosted by Asimina Melissi, sound engineered by Laura Sanzarello.
Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Oct 29, 202132:28
Brexit and Beyond: What the Future Holds for the European Integration Project

Brexit and Beyond: What the Future Holds for the European Integration Project

Niamh Axe - EST Ambassador for the UK - discusses the possibilities created by Brexit for regional politics, and how this might have contributed to strengthening European stability. 

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited by Asimina Melissi and sound engineered by Angeliki-Efraimia Markopoulou. Research and content by Niamh Axe. 

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Oct 26, 202115:51
Past and present of minorities in the EU

Past and present of minorities in the EU

Pauline Oleon - International Officer at EST - unpacks the legislative condition of minorities in Europe, not only reconstructing a past of repression, but also unveiling a worrying present and concerning future possibilities. 

This episode was hosted by Victoria Bergström and Florentin Ndizeye. Edited and produced by Laura Sanzarello. Research and content by Pauline Oleon.  

Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.

Oct 19, 202109:49
Season finale - end-of-year review and why you should join the EST

Season finale - end-of-year review and why you should join the EST

On the last episode of the first season of the EST Podcast, our hosts receive Reinder de Vries - Former Head of the EST International Office - who will talk about his experience at EST, the successes of this year of activities, how the EST has contributed to his career and why one should join an organization like this. 

The EST Podcast will be back next year! Thanks for listening :) 

Check out EST Podcast on this ranking of EU Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/european_union_podcasts/

Jul 06, 202111:60
The EST signs an open letter to the G7 and G20

The EST signs an open letter to the G7 and G20

Christos Tsagkaris - Vice-President for Events at EST - discusses the EST's recent partnership with the Coalition of Global Health, Primary Care, and Social Work Professionals to address an open letter to the G7 & the G20, and their relevance for health policy. 

Jun 29, 202110:52
EST talks: welcoming Policy People

EST talks: welcoming Policy People

Liam Gibson - founder of Policy People - is interviewed by our host Laura Sanzarello on Policy People's mission and how the new generations of policy enthusiasts can benefit from his platform, podcast channel, and the Think Tank communities. 

Check out PP's webpage at: https://policypeople.substack.com/

Jun 22, 202129:39
EU - Latin America relations

EU - Latin America relations

Manuel Torres Lajo - Member of the CoronaNet Research Group - discusses the historical and contemporary relationship between the EU and Latin America, as well as some prospects for the future of this partnership. 

Jun 15, 202113:30
Farmers as climate stewards

Farmers as climate stewards

Mateusz Ciasnocha - a member of COP26 - Race to Zero - comes to our channel to debate on how farmers can (and should) be part of the climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts in a profitable way. 

Jun 08, 202119:24