Podcast Selection

French Europe minister touts nuclear shield share

France's nuclear deterrence could be open to other European countries French Europe minister Benjamin Haddad told Euronews in an interview featured on Radio Schuman today. Haddad also praised Germany’s next chancellor Friedrich Merz for his…

Can European carmakers go green without going bust? | Radio Schuman

Later today, EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra will host a second meeting on the crisis in Europe’s car industry, driven in part by strict new limits on carbon emissions for new cars. Where is the…

Centre-right has renounced Green Deal, claims Timmermans

Frans Timmermans reflected on how, in the last legislative term, the Green Deal was a unifying initiative, enjoying political consensus. Now, he said, the far-right parties are pushing for its repeal, while the centre-right is…

Will Trump help European conservatives push back on the Green deal?

Today Radio Schuman looks at how US President Donald Trump policies on climate could impact on the EU with Euronews reporter Robert Hodgson. Last week, Trump’s stance on climate and energy had ripple effects in…

How will Russia’s cut gas supply impact the EU? | Radio Schuman

On January 1st, Russia stopped supplying gas to Europe, ending decades of dominance over the bloc’s energy markets. What are the consequences for EU countries of interrupted gas flow through the pipeline passing via Ukraine?…

Top10. The climate ambitions of the next EU commission

In this episode, we look back at a critical development in Europe’s green agenda: Teresa Ribera’s appointment by President von der Leyen to steer Europe’s green transition while ensuring its competitiveness. Host Giada Santana and…

Why has the EU deforestation law become so politicised? | Radio Schuman

Germany's national elections are influencing the negotiations of EU deforestation law, which entered interinstitutional negotiations on 21 November, according to campaigner. Why has the EU deforestation law become so politicised and what role is Germany…

What we expect from the last day of COP29

As the global climate summit is expected to wrap up today (22 November) in Baku, Azerbaijan, country ministers have already started tough negotiations around the implementation of the final treaty. All eyes are on the…

The vote that might end EU anti-deforestation law

On Thursday (14 November), the European Parliament will decide the fate of a landmark anti-deforestation law, the EUDR, which aims to break the link between EU imports and global forest loss. According to the UN,…

COP29 climate summit: what to expect as key world leaders sit out

Delegates from nearly 200 countries are hunkered down for 11 days of intense climate talks at COP29 in Baku, but with prominent leaders noticeably absent, doubts about the summit's potential for progress are looming. Among…

Transition énergétique : l’Europe en quête d’autonomie

Dans ce nouvel épisode du Monde selon l'Ifri, nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir Diana-Paula Gherasim, chercheuse et responsable des politiques européennes de l’énergie et du climat à l'Ifri. Elle partage avec nous un éclairage essentiel…

Europe’s Green Global Reach

In this episode of The Sound of Economics, Rebecca Christie invites Bruegel’s own Simone Tagliapietra and Cecilia Trasi, as well as Jacob Werksman, Principal Adviser of European Commission’s DG Clima, to examine the EU’s global…