In broken Britain, a new start with Labour?
Four years after Brexit, what is the state of Britain and its economy and migration policies? How will that affect upcoming UK elections? Our guests: Oliver Moody (The Times); Katja Hoyer (King's…
Countdown for unnamed roads in France
With the legal deadline fast approaching, we take a look at why a law to name hundreds of thousands of unnamed roads is such a challenge for towns across France.…
Kenya struggles to escape debt cycle after Chinese loans
China has lent African countries about €170 billion since 2000, but that has left many countries, including Kenya, saddled with debt they're struggling to pay back. What do Kenyans expect as President…
Detector dogs trained to sniff out water leaks
From crop failures to shrinking lakes, Europe is increasingly suffering from a lack of water. According to the European Environment Agency, around 30 percent of the continent's population is already affected by…
Creating a screen-free summer for children
Elizabeth Milovidov, founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com speaks about how to promote teen wellness in this digital age. She also explains how to create a screen-free summer for children.…
Security tight as Indian-administered Kashmir votes
Indian-administered Kashmir is heading to the polls in its first local elections since India's nationalist Hindu government stripped the Muslim-majority region of its semi-autonomous status.…
Barcelona’s plans to manage tourism angers residents
Barcelona residents were already angry about overtourism in the Spanish city. Now they're questioning the city's decision to host the America's Cup in peak summer tourist season.…
Sudan war: Who is backing the two rivals?
Sudan's civil war between government forces and the RSF paramilitary has claimed thousands of lives. International fighters and mercenaries have been recruited in the fighting that shows no signs of ending soon.…
Can Europe get its industrial groove back?
Can European industry regain its competitive edge on the global stage? A new EU report penned by former ECB chief Mario Draghi highlights a growing gap in both productivity and innovation, and…
Pros and cons of a social media ban for children
Social media can harm children. Is a ban a good idea or does it go too far? Also: The EU is creating a digital twin of the Earth. What for? And: Is…
France’s Cité Falguière marks 150 years of artistic heritage
Stephanie Nadalo, the associate director of Art, Media and Technology at the Parsons Paris school discusses France's international hub for artists, the Cité Falguière.…