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Arena Europa is a podcast by ARENA Centre for European Studies at the University of Oslo. We invite experts to help us make sense of key European issues. Here, you will find episodes in both English and Norwegian.
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The UK and its neighbouring countries after Brexit
<p>How can the United Kingdom make deals with EU member countries after it left the Union in 2020? And how are EU member states constricted by the Union in making these deals?</p><p>Guest: Hussein Kassim, Professor, University of Warwick.</
The election Hungary can win and still lose
<p>In this episode of Arena Europa, Vlad Makszimov and Alida Steigler discuss Hungary’s 2026 parliamentary elections and what they mean for democracy. The episode explores what elections can—and cannot—change in a system shaped by years of
The path to a new European economic order
<p>How is the EU responding to a changed global context? And what are the consequences for Norway?</p><p>Guests in this episode are Craig Parsons, University of Oregon and ARENA Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo, and Guri Rosé
A federalist alternative for the European Union
<p>Is the EU institutional system fit to solve crises? And do the member states have too much power over EU decisions?</p><p>Guest: Sergio Fabbrini, professor of political science and international relations at Luiss Guido Carli University
Hungary: How judges are kept in line
<p>Over the past decade, Hungary has slid into a competitive authoritarian state. Courts are formally independent, but that independence is hollowed out in practise. Learn about how judges are controlled, and why it is difficult for the EU
What should the EU do about Hungary?
<p>Discussions about the situation in Hungary are often centered on the effectiveness of any possible action. However, we rarely evaluate the correct course of action in terms of values. In this episode, we ask: what should the EU do? </p><
Federica Mogherini on the most difficult times we could imagine
<p>How are new security threats influencing Europe? And how is international cooperation and peace the pragmatic solution? Federica Mogherini is former High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, now Rector at the
The EU’s planetary grand strategy with Mai’a Cross
<p>How does Europe work to safeguard the future of humanity? Mai’a Cross, Dean’s Professor at Northeastern University, emphasises the need for strategies with a long-term perspective.</p> <p>Host: Pernille Rieker, Centre Director, ARENA Cen
Hva vil Arbeiderpartiet med EU og EØS? Med Maria Varteressian
<p>Hvordan vil den nye regjeringen jobbe for å sikre Norges interesser i Brussel? Og hva er begrensingene i EØS-avtalen? I denne episoden møter du Maria Varteressian, statssekretær i Utenriksdepartementet.</p> <p>Programleder: Pernille Riek
Is there a future for EU-China cooperation? With Reuben Wong
<p>Has Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs strengthened the relationship between Europe and China? And how does the Russian invasion of Ukraine play into this relationship? In this episode, meet Reuben Wong, Deputy Head of the Political Science
Europe and the US after Trump with Erik Jones
<p>Uncertainty, disappointment and betrayal define European-American relations after Donald Trump came into office in the US. Why was Europe not prepared for a second term of Trump? What does the future of the trade and security relationshi
Strøm, klimapolitikk og EU med Merethe Dotterud Leiren
<p><em>This episode is in Norwegian only. </em></p> <p>Hvordan er Norge knyttet til EUs kraftmarked? Hvorfor er strømspørsmålet så kontroversielt i Norge? Og hvem tjener på energisamarbeidet? I denne episoden møter du Merethe Dotterud Leire
Nasjonalisme, Nato og den liberale verdensorden med Iver Neumann
<p><em>This episode is in Norwegian only.</em></p> <p>USA har brukt mange år på å støtte den liberale verdensorden, og har gitt Europa en sikkerhetsgaranti gjennom Nato. Når Donald Trump har blitt president i USA, hvordan ser forholdet mell
The Single Market, Tariffs and Trump with Craig Parsons
<p>How does the flow of goods, services and people work in the US and Europe? What do people in the US and Europe think about how the internal markets are governed? And how are tariffs on trade likely to affect the two markets? In this epis
