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The Berlin Policy Journal Podcast explores what moves and shakes the European continent politically, economically, and culturally. We look behind the scenes of European politics and host lively discussions. The podcast is a monthly companion to Berlin Policy Journal, the bi-monthly digital magazine on European affairs, edited in Germany’s capital and published by the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP). It’s the sister publication of Internationale Politik, Germany’s leading foreign a ...
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Episode 8 - World, Interrupted: the Coronavirus’s Effect on International Affairs
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Episode 8 — World, Interrupted: the Coronavirus’s Effect on International Affairs The eighth episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast looks at the present state of international affairs during the pandemic, and what’s likely to be its outcome, particularly in Europe.To begin, we speak with British journalist and author David Goodhart of London …
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Episode 7 - Coronavirus Hits Europe's Economy & Refugees in Greece
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Episode 7 — Coronavirus hits Europe’s Economy & Refugees in Greece The seventh episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast explores the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the European economy and its existing migrant situation. We start with a conversation with Marcel Fratzscher, the president of the German Institute for Economic Research, or DIW…
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Episode 6 - Russia, the Threatening Neighbor
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Episode 6 — Russia, the Threatening Neighbor For our sixth episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast, we look at Russia’s role in the trouble spots surrounding Europe, and explore its actions as the threatening neighbor in international relations. First, Swedish-American scholar Anders Åslund from the Washington-based think tank the Atlantic Cou…
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Episode 5 - Germany in Active Mode?
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Episode 5 — Germany in Active Mode? In this fifth episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast, we explore whether Germany is ready to take a more active role in foreign policy. Starting with January’s Berlin Libya Conference, looking forward to the Munich Security Council, and then ahead to summer when Germany will take over the rotating EU presid…
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Episode 4 - Navigating the Landscape of Frenemies
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In this fourth episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast, we look at the idea of “Frenemies” in foreign policy. The term “Frenemies” sounds contemporary, but it’s actually about 70 years old, and was first coined as a comment on US-Russian relations. The “World of Frenemies” is explored in the newest edition of the Berlin Policy Journal, availab…
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Episode 3 - Measuring Merkel's Legacy
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In this third episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast, we focus on Angela Merkel. What will be the legacy of Germany’s long-serving chancellor? Who will be her successors, and what lies ahead for Germany at home and abroad? To explore these questions, host and Berlin Policy Journal executive editor Henning Hoff spoke to Tyson Barker, program d…
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In this second episode of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast, we look at the possibility of a “geopolitical European Union” — as promised by incoming EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Host and Berlin Policy Journal executive editor Henning Hoff speaks with Jana Puglierin, head of the Alfred von Oppenheim Center for European Policy Studie…
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Episode 1 - The Long Shadow/Nationalism & Gender
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In this debut edition of the Berlin Policy Journal Podcast, we look at Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and Iron Curtain, and explore the connection between nationalism and gender. First, contributors Milan Nič who heads the Central and Eastern European, Russian, and Central Asian program at the German Council o…
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