The Sound of Economics Podcast
1) Tax, sovereignty and the EU
How will Europe manage the collision of money, sovereignty and global reform?
2) All about CBAM, the cross-border carbon levy
The EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism is live! What happens next?
3) China’s Yuan and Europe’s industry: a growing imbalance
How exchange rates, overcapacity and price divergence are reshaping EU–China trade and why Europe may need new policy tools
4) Europe’s looming budget fight
The EU Parliament’s Johan Van Overtveldt lays out the two years of tough talks ahead
5) AI, data and Europe’s quest to simplify
How can the EU adapt its rulebook to meet tomorrow's technology environment?
6) Europe’s 2025 identity crisis: the year in review
The European Union’s quest for innovation, competitiveness, self defence and economic security
7) EU-India: trading partners with potential
Can Brussels and New Delhi work together to improve economic ties?
8) Inside the Nexperia crisis: what it means for Europe’s tech sovereignty
A story of semiconductors, geopolitics and Europe’s struggle to define its economic security in a world of rising US-China tensions
9) Ukraine talks: peace progress or dead end?
How should the EU manage negotiations with Ukraine, the US and Russia?
10) How can carbon credits work better?
New ideas on reaching climate targets as COP30 gets underway In this episode of The Sound of Economics, host Rebecca Christie sits down with Bruegel’s Georg Zachmann and professor Jos Delbeke, former...Show More