Shashank Joshi, Eleni Arzoglou, and Yascha Mounk are joined by The Economist's Soumaya Keynes, to discuss the state of world trade and the position of women in the field of economics.

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Shashank Joshi and Eleni Arzoglou are joined by Jeremy Shapiro of the European Council on Foreign Relations, to discuss whether Europeans are in denial about Trump's longevity, and what a post-American Europe would require.

In this week's episode we discuss democracy and self-determination in the wake of the Catalan referendum.

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In this week's episode we check-in on where things stand with Brexit and react to Macron's speech on Europe.

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This week, Renewing the Centre's Shashank Joshi and Hans Kundnani are joined by the Financial Times' Gideon Rachman to discuss Germany's impending elections, and the implications of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to India.

In this week's podcast we are joined by our very own Martin 
Eiermann and Harvey Redgrave to discuss the underlying anxieties that drive populism, and immigration, as a cultural phenomenon and a political responsibility. We talk about how the centre left can meaningfully think about migration, and the consequences of failing to do so.

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In a special edition of the Brainstorm, Tony Blair and Yascha Mounk discuss the Institute’s paper on EU migration and how societies can remain open, but also address people’s concerns around the issue. They talk about how, in order to reverse Brexit, its underlying causes and anxieties cannot be overlooked, as well as why it is ultimately a distraction to the challenges the UK faces, not a solution.

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In this week's podcast, we are joined by Lord Peter Ricketts, Britain's first national security adviser and ambassador in France. Together we discuss the rise and fall of European defense cooperation and what kind of country Britain wants to be after Brexit.

In this week's Brainstorm, we discuss President Donald Trump's decision to surge, once more, in Afghanistan. Will it work, what does it say about the president's foreign policy, and what does it mean for Europe? We also debate globalisation within Europe, looking at whether the EU has tamed market pressures or unleashed them.

In this week's Brainstorm, we are joined by the Duncan Weldon, head of research at the Resolution Group and previously economics correspondent at BBC Newsnight. We ask why productivity in the UK seems to be in a funk, and what can be done about it. We reflect on the strength of the American far right, after the events in Charlottesville on August 12. And we look at Australia's political crisis to probe deeper into the meaning of citizenship.