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Le temps de l'actuFaut-il une armée européenne ? [Invités : Jean-Jacques Roche & Laura Kayali]« Jamais le risque d’une guerre sur le continent européen n’a été aussi élevé » disait il y a peu le Ministre des Affaires Etrangères Jean-Noël Barrot… Dans ces conditions, l’Union Européenne doit-elle se doter d’une armée pour assurer elle-même sa défense ?Face à un monde de plus en plus instable, la question revient sur la table.Théophile Cossa en parle avec Jean-Jacques Roche, professeur de sciences politiques à l’Université Panthéon-Assas, et Laura Kayali, journaliste spécialisée dans les questions de la Défense pour le média Politico Europe.*** Cr...2025-03-1326 min
EU ConfidentialWho’s in charge? What von der Leyen’s absence reveals about the EUWhile the president of the European Commission was secretly in the hospital, the next president of the United States was musing about invading Greenland. Ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration, EU Confidential host Sarah Wheaton was joined by POLITICO editor-at-large Nicholas Vinocur, defense reporter Laura Kayali and trade reporter Koen Verhelst to analyze why Europe seems to be paralyzed in the face of looming trade wars, Arctic gamesmanship and the rise of populists in countries around the bloc. Further reading:Trump’s invasion of Greenland would be ‘the shortest war in the world’, by Laura Kayali an...2025-01-1731 min
EU ConfidentialViktor Orbán's rogue “peace missions” to Kyiv, Moscow, Beijing and WashingtonJust days into his country's rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orbán again stunned other European leaders by setting off on a series of visits to Kyiv, Moscow and Beijing, styling himself as a peace negotiator with a mandate from Brussels.Host Sarah Wheaton and POLITICO's chief EU correspondent Barbara Moens discuss Orbán's rough-and-tumble diplomacy tour and reactions it has provoked among the bloc's politicians and diplomats. But beyond angry tweets and statements clarifying that Orbán represents only his own country and not the bloc as a who...2024-07-1234 min
EU ConfidentialCan the EU defend Ukraine (and itself)?Europe is waking up to the urgent need to strengthen its own defenses — especially as Donald Trump seems poised to capture the Republican nomination and possibly even the White House in November presidential elections.In this episode, host Sarah Wheaton is joined by Florence Gaub, director of research at the NATO Defence College in Rome and a futurist, along with Ivo Daalder, former U.S. ambassador to NATO and president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs (and a fellow podcaster: World Review with Ivo Daalder). They discuss the "Europeanization of NATO" and other tools that Europe ha...2024-02-0933 min
Moderated ContentMC Weekly Update: Hanging by a ThreadStanford’s Evelyn Douek and Alex Stamos weigh in on the latest online trust and safety news and developments:Threads v. TwitterInstagram’s Twitter competitor Threads is the fastest downloaded app, boasting more than 100 million users within five days despite pretty basic features. - Jay Peters, Jon Porter/ The VergeInstagram head Adam Mosseri said Threads will be a place for sports and entertainment over politics and news. We say good luck with that! - Rohan Goswami/ CNBC, Jay Peters/ The Verge, @mosseriMusk is taking it well... tweeting that the showdown against Zuckerberg should be a lite...2023-07-1149 min
Perfume Room80. How Beauty Editorial Round Ups Really Get Made (w/ R29 Sr. Beauty Editor Amanda Mitchell)Ever wonder how certain fragrances make their ways into different publications’ ‘Best Of’ lists or editorial roundups? Is it determined by the quality of the product OR perhaps just the quality of the PR team behind it? Today, Refinery29’s Sr. Beauty Editor Amanda Mitchell is answering all the hard questions. As a beauty editor, Amanda is not only constantly testing new products, she's also trying all the latest beauty treatments, procedures, and experiences. Amanda shares her thoughts on press events/experiences vs. influencer ones (/including some piping hot takes on editors vs. influencers), but we also get into a much mo...2023-01-1740 min
The Media ShowWhy are Russian oligarchs only now in the press spotlight?As governments around the world race to sanction associates of Vladimir Putin, the British media turns its attention to the role Russian oligarchs have played in public life. This week an edition of Panorama aired allegations about the source of Roman Abramovich's wealth. At the weekend The Sunday Times reported that Evgeny Lebedev was made a peer despite the concerns of the security services. But why is it only now that the mainstream press has put the oligarchs in the spotlight? What stopped them before? Guests: Paul Caruana Galizia, reporter at Tortoise Media; Adam Bienkov, Political Editor...2022-03-1626 min
Dinheiro Vivo - Made in Tech - Podcast"A Europa tentou impostos digitais, falhou e quer tentar de novo". Laura Kayali, do POLITICONo 6º episódio falamos com Laura Kayali, jornalista do POLITICO, especializada em política europeia, sobre a nova legislação que promete transformar a internet e a era digital como a conhecemos.2021-01-2200 min
EU ConfidentialEp 179, presented by Equinor: Von der Leyen's first year reviewed — Manfred Weber interviewOne year on from Ursula von der Leyen taking office as Commission president, we take stock of how she has performed. And Manfred Weber, leader of the largest group in the European Parliament, shares his thoughts on her first year in office.December 1 marked the one-year anniversary of Ursula von der Leyen taking over as president of the European Commission. Did an unforeseen and tumultuous year knock her off her game, or set her up for some surprise successes? And which Commissioners in her ranks managed to stand out and keep their policy fields top of mind...2020-12-0339 min
The Privacy Advisor PodcastThe Privacy Advisor Podcast: A close-up on what's happening in BrusselsIt wasn't long ago that the number of journalists covering the privacy and data protection beat was very small. Most mainstream newspapers didn't have a journalist dedicated to what were once considered very niche topics. Now, every major newspaper has one or more journalists dedicated to the onslaught of daily news made by tech companies' missteps or the policymakers reacting to them. In this episode of The Privacy Advisor Podcast, host Angelique Carson chats with Brussels-based Politico journalist Laura Kayali on the ePrivacy Regulation, covering the Max Schrems hearing and emerging EU trends in facial recognition. 2019-11-0132 min