Podcasts

This episode explores the future of Pan-African diplomacy, highlighting the urgency for African states to reinvent multilateralism amid global shifts.

This episode explores how Atlantic African nations can overcome historical divisions, language barriers, and structural challenges to build a more connected and united region.

The global order is undergoing significant transformations. With Donald Trump's return to the political stage, escalating US-China tensions, and the rising influence of assertive middle powers, international affairs are more fragmented and unpredictable than ever.

Dans cet épisode, nous recevons Abdelkerim Souleyman Terio, ancien ministre tchadien des Transports et actuel Directeur Général du Fonds d’entretien Routier.

In an era marked by geopolitical rivalry, regionalism, and shifting alliances, traditional multilateral institutions like the UN, WTO, and even the G20 are facing increasing scrutiny. Are they still fit for purpose? What alternatives are emerging and who is leading the charge?

Dans cet épisode, nous explorons les dynamiques de désordre mondial à travers le prisme des rivalités géopolitiques entre Washington, Moscou et Pékin.

As global power dynamics evolve, the transatlantic relationship remains a cornerstone of international security, trade, and diplomacy. However, shifting alliances, economic uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions challenge the traditional pillars of US-EU cooperation.

In this podcast, Ms. Bamise Olanrewaju, Director of the Energy Infrastructure Cluster in Nigeria Energy Forum, explores the strategic role of natural gas in advancing development across the African Atlantic, highlighting its potential in supporting a gradual transition to clean energy.

In this podcast, Gilles Yabi highlights the crucial role of think tanks in shaping Africa’s future.

In this podcast, we speak with Florencio Venté, Co-director of the Migration Youth and Children Platform and a global advocate for displaced youth. From starting civic activism at age 12 to founding Glocals, Florencio connects migrants and local communities through dialogue.

Ce podcast propose une analyse de la montée des discours souverainistes en Afrique de l’Ouest, notamment dans les pays de l’AES et au Sénégal. Il explore les logiques idéologiques, les choix politiques et les implications géopolitiques de cette quête de souveraineté.

This podcast was originaly published on brookings.edu

In this episode, we discuss the Economic Report on Africa 2025, focusing on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and its transformative potential. We explore how North African countries, particularly Morocco, can use the AfCFTA to drive industrial growth and economic diversification.

In this episode, we're joined by Eszter Karácsony, Research Analyst at Institut Sapiens and Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leader alumna, to discuss the forces currently redefining Europe’s place in the world.

In this episode, we discuss the Memorandum of Understanding between Ethiopia and Somaliland, exploring its key terms and strategic motivations. We assess how the deal reshapes the security dynamics of the Horn of Africa and Ethiopia’s regional ambitions.

Dans cet épisode, nous décryptons le retour en force du protectionnisme américain, incarné par Donald Trump à l'occasion de son second mandat, à travers sa stratégie "America First".

The recent German elections saw the far-right AfD double its vote share to 20.8%.In this podcast We analyze the factors behind this surge and its potential impact on Germany's political landscape.

In this episode, we discuss with an economist how digital technologies like AI, blockchain, and autonomous ships are reshaping global trade and logistics. These innovations improve efficiency, decision-making, and sustainability, while also addressing vulnerabilities such as cyber threats.

In recent years, India has strengthened its ties with Africa, focusing on economic development and trade exchanges. With initiatives aimed at promoting commerce, investments, and technology, India is becoming a key partner for many African countries.

Dans cet épisode, nous analysons la politique de Donald Trump lors de son second mandat, marquée par une gouvernance centralisée par décrets exécutifs, consolidant ainsi le pouvoir exécutif.

Dans ce podcast, nous analysons l'explosion de la demande pour les minerais critiques, essentiels à la transition énergétique et aux technologies modernes.

La féminisation de la migration est un phénomène croissant, notamment au Maroc, où de nombreuses femmes migrent pour travailler dans des secteurs comme l’agriculture.

Dans ce podcast, nous explorons le Ramadan sous différents angles : social, spirituel, éthique et économique. Nous mettons en lumière la solidarité, l'ascèse alimentaire, ainsi que l'impact sur la consommation et la productivité.

In this podcast, Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leader Eduarda Zoghbi highlights the growing influence of the Global South and advocates for the inclusion of younger voices in global discussions and intergenerational dialogue.

Latin America and Africa share deep historical ties and economic potential, yet their cooperation remains limited. Latin American countries prioritize Europe and the U.S., while China expands its influence.

Water is no longer just a resource—it’s a matter of survival and power. Climate change intensifies water scarcity in the Mediterranean, forcing unexpected cooperation and fueling geopolitical tensions.

NATO faces uncertainty under a second Trump administration, with increased pressure on European allies to boost defense spending. Trump questions NATO’s relevance without a stronger focus on China, raising the possibility of reduced U.S.

Social media has revolutionized access to culture, making previously inaccessible art forms, such as opera or theater, more widely available.

NATO faces unprecedented challenges as it expands to 32 members, including Sweden and Finland, against geopolitical tensions with Russia.

Our modern world relies on fragile systems—vulnerable to risks like massive solar storms, dependent on rare earth minerals, and deeply interconnected with China’s dominance in global supply chains.