EU Scream

Politics podcast from Brussels

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Transparency Tales

Transparency Tales

This week we’re in conversation with Carl Dolan, the outgoing director at the EU office for anti-corruption organisation Transparency International. He explores links between populism and corruption a...

28 Apr 201930min

Should Europe ❤ Vestager?

Should Europe ❤ Vestager?

Margrethe Vestager is the European Union antitrust enforcer who's earned global recognition for pushing Silicon Valley giants like Apple, Google and Facebook to treat consumers and competitors fairly....

14 Apr 201936min

Disinformation in Perspective

Disinformation in Perspective

Historian Heidi Tworek talks about her book, News From Germany, which deals with the malign influence campaigns that foretold Nazism. It’s a fascinating look at the battle to control news and inform...

30 Mars 201930min

Smeared (Update)

Smeared (Update)

This episode of EU Scream aired a couple of weeks ago amid expectations Europe’s conservatives would expel Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary and his Fidesz party for violating the rule of law and...

24 Mars 201926min

Climate and Populism

Climate and Populism

As kids worldwide strike for action on climate change, James and Tom take a look at a group who doesn’t share their sense of urgency: Europe’s far right. The UK Independence Party has a long history...

17 Mars 201929min

Smeared

Smeared

The regime run by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary uses smear campaigns to feed an atmosphere of political and psychological warfare. The smears are felt far beyond Hungary and could serve as a ...

10 Mars 201924min

Weber the Enabler

Weber the Enabler

Manfred Weber is the leader of the conservatives in the European Parliament who wants to become the next head of the the European Commission. But has Weber tainted his candidacy — and the broader Euro...

3 Mars 201926min

It Could Have Been Different

It Could Have Been Different

Barry Eichengreen was an early skeptic about the prospects for monetary union in Europe. Nowadays the eminent economic historian acknowledges the single currency is here to stay. But he says much more...

24 Feb 201931min

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