Alexander Quilliam
Political Undercurrents: Your Daily Dive
Welcome to Political Undercurrents: Your Daily Dive — where we bring the world's political heartbeat to your ears through a concise, thoughtful analysis. Our aim is to provide a clear briefing on the undercurrents shaping global politics 🏛️, keeping you informed 🧠 and ready for the day ahead.
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Alexander Quilliam
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15 de mar. de 2024
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Episodios
Episode #2 - Crossroads: Sanctions, Coalitions, and Ideologies 07.02.2024 14:54
In our second episode of 'Political Undercurrents: Your Daily Dive,' join host Alexander Quilliam, navigating today’s most vital political narratives. Today, we delve into the EU's debate over sanctions against extremist Israeli settlers, a testament to the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict's complexity. We also examine the sudden halt in forming the Dutch government, revealing the...
Episode #1 - Transformation: Climate Targets, Green Industries, and Political Resurgence 06.02.2024 13:50
In our first episode of 'Political Undercurrents: Your Daily Dive,' host Alexander Quilliam navigates the complex currents of global politics. From the EU's climate strategy to green industries' growth and Trump's surprising poll numbers in Europe, we dissect the critical issues shaping our world. As this is our premiere episode, we're perfecting our audio quality for even...
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