The EU Spectator

The EU Spectator

The EU Spectator is a podcast produced by ESGA experts, dedicated to analysing the most important European issues within a complex and ever-changing global context. In a world where international politics is becoming increasingly polarised, The EU Spectator offers in-depth, well-documented discussions with our experts and special guests. Each episode explores key topics essential for understanding European dynamics: from public policy, security, and the economy to diplomacy and foreign affairs. The podcast aims to bring clarity to current debates, focusing on diverse perspectives and rigorous analysis. Whether you are a professional in international relations or simply a curious observer of the European scene, The EU Spectator helps you stay connected to the major challenges and trends of the moment. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of today’s Europe and its impact on the world.

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