The "Brussels, My Love?" podcast has concluded its first season, featuring discussions on topics ranging from Viktor Orbán's political situation in Hungary to the state of EU-US relations. The season also covered the NATO Summit and the 10th anniversary of Brexit.
The conclusion of the "Brussels, My Love?" podcast's first season marks the end of a series that aimed to demystify complex EU politics for a broader audience, covering significant geopolitical and policy issues relevant to Europe's standing in the world.
The first season of the "Brussels, My Love?" podcast has concluded, with its hosts taking a summer break. Over the past eight months, the podcast, hosted by Méabh Mc Mahon and Alice Carnevali, has delved into complex European Union politics and the evolving landscape of European affairs. Episodes featured discussions with experts, politicians, lobbyists, activists, and journalists.
Key topics examined this season included the political situation in Hungary under Viktor Orbán, US actions concerning Greenland, the NATO Summit, the World Cup, and the 10th anniversary of Brexit. The podcast aimed to analyze the EU's position and role within the international arena.
Notable guests who appeared on the show included former president of the European Council Charles Michel, Brazilian ambassador to the EU Pedro Miguel da Costa e Silva, activist Chloé Mikolajczak, and Irish MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú. Euronews journalists and other prominent figures also contributed to the discussions.