Now playing Next View EU has neglected Latin America as a trade partner. That has to change A leap in relations will help the EU secure vital resources for the green transition, counter Chinese influence in the region, and diversify trade to avoid strategic dependencies, economist Carla Subirana explains.
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Now playing Next View Mental health impact of war unprecedented in Europe since WWII | View The World Health Organization is highlighting the impact of the Ukraine war to mark World Mental Health Day on Monday, 10 October. 10/10/2022
Now playing Next View A second-tier Europe risks being a fig leaf for the EU's woes | View "Without more efforts to inject credibility and energy into the enlargement process, the European Political Community will amount to no more than a fig leaf to cover the EU’s geopolitical struggles." 03/10/2022
Now playing Next View Stop Orban exporting his informational autocracy across Europe | View "In the last few years, Orbán’s post-truth regime has exported its tactics. It gives a helping hand to like-minded "illiberals" in the Western Balkans with media, political consultancy, diplomatic support and money." 26/09/2022
Now playing Next View This summer tells us climate change doesn't care where you live | View "Think of this sweltering European summer as a memo from our future selves. It’s telling us rich countries will not get off scot-free—or even close to it," argues Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau 16/09/2022
Now playing Next View Europe should keep a watchful eye on Bolsonaro after election | View "Bolsonaro has been saying that he reserves the right to only accept a defeat in the upcoming general election if he judges that they were fairly held," warns Rafael Loris, a professor of Latin American and Brazilian History and Politics at the University of Denver. 14/09/2022
Now playing Next View Defence and security cooperation could help Truss boost EU ties | View Defence and security cooperation could help Liz Truss improve damaged UK-EU ties | View 12/09/2022
Now playing Next View Afghanistan’s drug trade fuels extremism. Europe must act | View "As Afghanistan’s illicit drug trade flows globally, the international community needs to get serious about this threat not only as a matter of public health but also as counter-terrorism financing." 05/09/2022
Now playing Next View Germany must keep the lights on without burning down the house | View "A diversified supply, capable of meeting our energy needs now without compromising our climate goals – it's a tricky prospect to pull off, but failure is not an option," argues Thomas Matussek. 26/08/2022
Now playing Next View I've hope for international justice despite ICC's bumpy history | View James A. Goldston assesses the success of international criminal justice to mark the 20th anniversary of the International Criminal Court. 05/07/2022
Now playing Next View Blinkered by Ukraine, world waits for African children to die | View With 1.8 million children's lives in danger and only a 'tiny, shrinking window' to prevent disaster, the G7 and international community must act, says Rania Dagash of UNICEF. 24/06/2022
Now playing Next View Don't wait for war in Moldova before giving clear EU signal | View "Confirming Moldova’s EU candidacy and outlining a robust integration policy would not only send a strong signal against Russian destabilisation attempts but would also rally the Moldovan people, who are eager for change." 22/06/2022
Now playing Next View It's finally time to say 'yes' to Ukraine's European future | View Ukraine should be allowed to become an EU candidate country, argues Alyona Getmanchuk, director of the New Europe Center think tank in Kyiv. 15/06/2022
Now playing Next View Letter from Indonesia: The EU and Southeast Asian nations are stronger together | View Airlangga Hartarto, co-ordinating minister of economic affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, tells us why he believes the EU should forge stronger economic bonds with his country and its neighbours. 02/06/2022
Now playing Next View Don't let Ukraine war eclipse other humanitarian crises | View Wealthy countries in Europe are using Ukrainian refugees as a pretext to cut their aid budgets just when they're needed most, warns Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council. 01/06/2022
Now playing Next View Biden foresaw Russia's invasion of Ukraine. So did Syrians | View "Russian forces entered Syria on 30 September 2015. I have not lost memory of the harrowing events. I knew Putin would invade Ukraine." 09/05/2022
Now playing Next View 'Ukraine-washing', a new gambit for embattled European politicians From the UK to Romania, leaders have used the Ukraine conflict to shore up their support at home. 05/05/2022
Now playing Next View The myth far-right zealots run Ukraine is Russian propaganda | View "The West’s inability to properly understand the Azov movement has led to the spread of damaging anti-Ukraine propaganda in the media." 12/04/2022
Now playing Next View Saudis will cover up Khashoggi murder if case is sent there | View As Russia's war in Ukraine causes the tectonic plates of geopolitics to shift, Agnes Callamard argues that we must not allow justice for Jamal Khashoggi to fall through the fault lines. 06/04/2022
