In this week’s episode take a look at developments in the conflict between Greece and Turkey. Athens needs a helping hand from its EU allies but it’s not as easy as it seems. Hungary and Poland continue to block the EU budget while time is running out. We also have a quick round of news from last week. But first, we turn our attention to Russia and opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Elisabeth explains the historic importance of Luxembourg's orchards and why they should be considered our "Rainforest".

In this week’s episode we take a look at what happened at the EU summit. After Hungary and Poland decided to veto the EU budget all eyes were on the high profile meeting. Meanwhile Bulgaria continues to block the start of EU accession talks with the Republic of North Macedonia. This has sparked into life a dormant conflict between the two Balkan nations. As ever we also have a quick round of news from last week. But first we take a look at how Greece has handled the arrival of migrants in recent times. According to the relevant EU authorities – it’s looking rather bad.

SREL, EU Commission & Tech Giants, Satellite spending...and of course Covid ...all of this get's a mention...

This gig was right up Francis of Delirium's street...she creates a fascinating mix of 90's grunge and millennial DIY, Jana make songs that communicates her intense passion to connect with people intimately.

The Tame and the Wild is a nostalgic indie folk band around the singer-songwriter duo Seja & Flëpp, they joined Lisa for a one of gig in the studio.

Their music explores human emotions among the natural world.

In today’s episode we take a look into Facial Recognition software being used in public spaces here in Europe. There is also be talk on developments regarding the EU Budget. And of course a quick round of news to top it all of. But first we focus on some positive news – the 90% effective Covid vaccine announced by Pfizer and BioNtech.

Panama Papers, Covid, EIB, Google...you get it all today

In this week’s episode we take a look at a recent development regarding the EU budget. Namely how Brussels might finally be able to cut funding to countries who don’t respect the rule of law. We also give you an update on still ongoing protests in Bulgaria and Belarus. And as always there is a quick round of news from last week. But first we start but taking a look at the EU’s reaction to recent terror attacks in Austria and France.

"PURPOSE" AND WHAT DOES THAT REALLY MEAN IN BUSINESSE TERMS?