250 episodes

Foreign policy podcasts hosted by Mark Leonard, Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), the first pan-European think-tank.

The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) is an award-winning international think-tank that aims to conduct cutting-edge independent research on European foreign and security policy and to provide a safe meeting space for decision-makers, activists and influencers to share ideas. We build coalitions for change at the European level and promote informed debate about Europe’s role in the world. In 2007, ECFR’s founders set about creating a pan-European institution that could combine establishment credibility with intellectual insurgency. Today, ECFR remains uniquely placed to continue providing a pan-European perspective on some of the biggest strategic challenges and choices Europeans need to confront, with a network of offices in seven European capitals, over 60 staff from more than 25 different countries and a team of associated researchers in the EU 28 member states.

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Mark Leonard's World in 30 Minutes ECFR

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- 4.5, 33 Ratings

4.5 out of 5

33 Ratings

It Is So Now

I started listening to this podcast months before my IR studies started, and I keep listening to it because it is relevant, current, and important. I am glad that ECFR did the mini series about the Liberal Global Order because of the variety of experts giving their insights to the topic. The podcast helps me to come up with paper topics or authors whose work I would like to explore. The book segment part at the end is one of my favorites. By the way, I listen to it most frequently on a bicycle ride. Keep up the good work and quality!

Some Comments

Great Content, Poor Recording.
I’m an American so sometime you guys are hard to understand because of your accents, but, that’s fine. However, sometimes I think it’s your recording equipment, so...maybe invest in better mics.

Please improve sound

Great content but the sound quality is a real distraction. Is this being recorded in someone’s garage? The interviewer and interviewees all have different levels and qualities of sound…really hard to understand sometimes.