UNFILTERED

We’re kicking off Season 2 UNFILTERED: The Liberal Take on Today’s Hottest Issues, with a tough question. Can a political party really start over from scratch? Leader of Anders, formerly Open VLD, Frédéric De Gucht joins us for a candid discussion on why he rebranded the party, how he’s ensuring buy-in from members and what “different” truly means. We also dig into how positive campaigning and connecting with people can help liberals succeed. Plus: a 60-second challenge on Belgium and another “Hero or Zero” lightning round. With the support of the European Parliament. The sole liability rests with the author; the European Parliament is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.

In this episode of UNFILTERED: The Liberal Take on Today’s Hottest Issues, we ask the big, uncomfortable question: Can the European Green Deal survive? With Romina Pourmokhtari, Swedish Minister for Climate and Environment, recorded live at the ALDE Party Congress in Brussels.

UNFILTERED: The Liberal Take on Today’s Hottest Issues, we ask the big, uncomfortable question: Do we need a European army? With Marie Agnes Strack Zimmermann, from HelsinkiWith the support of the European Parliament. The sole liability rests with the author; the European Parliament is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.

In this first episode of UNFILTERED: The Liberal Take on Today’s Hottest Issues, we ask the big, uncomfortable question: Is the European economy in decline, and are our own policies to blame?ALDE Party President Svenja Hahn joins us for a candid discussion on innovation, global competitiveness and why we need to cut red tape. We also dig into what the second Trump presidency means for transatlantic trade and how Europe should respond to rising tariffs and protectionism.Plus: the 60-second EU policy challenge and our first-ever “Hero or Zero” lightning round.With the support of the European Parliament. The sole liability rests with the author; the European Parliament is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.