Brussels on TaP

Joachim and Glenn welcome Sumit Agarwal, Founder of PRSignal based in Kolkatta to discuss EU - India trade relations and the prospects as well as advantages of deepening ties.  They analyse the global trade and political environment with focus on China and the role it plays in defining EU-India relations. 

Joachim and Glenn have an in-depth look at the post-election scene in the US by asking: What was the voting behaviour and how did polls fare? What does the current legal conundrum mean and what can happen? What can be expected from Trump in the next four years (and why Andrew Jackson's run in 1824 is a blueprint for Trump)?

Ahead of the elections on Tuesday, 3 November, in our last episode of our series on #Trump vs #Biden, we focus on the battleground states and relevant trends such as early voting. Not long to go until we see if we are right about Trump winning...

In our fourth out of five pre-US elections podcasts we go deep into how polls so often get it wrong and what other details and bigger picture elements you should look at instead. And yes, we still think #Trump will win. 

Glenn & Joachim continue their discussion on the reasons why they believe #Trump will win the upcoming US elections, by looking at the recent debate between him and #Biden, the latter's COVID campaign and the former contracting the illness. 

This time around we are joined by Alexander Mohr, Association Executive and Chair of the European Secretary General Network to discuss the elements of networks in Brussels and their capacities. We explore a plethora of different forms of networks, from personal to professional, from those constructed for internal information exchange to external impact on decision-making.

A re-visit of the upcoming #USelections. This time we take a closer look at #polls and the #bettingmarkets, how far they can be trusted as indicators, and what you should really be keeping an eye out for: #battlegroundstates, responses to the #rioting and #looting, etc.  

The second of a two-part podcast on crypto-currencies focuses on the Ethereum network and Augur v2 and the basics of how it works. Furthermore, how can the tech change market paradigms? What are opportunities, what are challenges? Do crypto-currencies really have a chance in a traditional financial world? And, how are governments perceiving the tech?

The first of a two-part podcast on crypto-currencies focuses on bitcoin and the basics of how it works. Furthermore, how can the tech change market paradigms? What are opportunities, what are challenges? Do crypto-currencies really have a chance in a traditional financial world? And, how are governments perceiving the tech?