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ECFR podcasts are up and running on iTunes!

ECFR has launched two new series of podcasts, "ECFR reports" and "ECFR agenda". Both can be found on iTunes and podhoster.com.

So sign up, have a listen and let us know what you think by sending an email to press@ecfr.eu.

ECFR agenda
Every week ECFR's experts talk about what's coming up foreign affairs and reflect on the big issues in the news.

This week's edition is with Andrew Wilson, ECFR's Russia and eastern Europe expert, on how 1989 ruined his life. Click here for the audio. 

 Click here to subscribe to this podcast via iTunes.

ECFR reports
ECFR experts and some of Europe's leading foreign policy names talk about their ideas and research on the big issues in foreign affairs.

Editions of "ECFR reports" include:

• A podcast on relations between Europe and the US, seen from New Europe, with senior Hungarian diplomat, Istvan Gyarmati. Click here for the audio. This is in response to ECFR's transatlantic relations report published earlier this month.
• ECFR's Nick Witney talking about our transatlantic relations report, and why Europe is missing its 'Obama Moment'. Click here for the audio.
• A short interview with historian Timothy Garton Ash on 1989 and what it means for Europe's future identity. Click here for the audio.
• An interview with Simon Panek, one of the leaders of the Velvet Revolution, on being at the centre of history at the age of 22. Click here for the audio.

 Click here to subscribe to this podcast via iTunes.

You can also subscribe to all ECFR podcasts via podhoster.com.

The future...We are also planning on some big changes to our website to allow you to contribute to the debate on Europe's place in the world. We will keep you in the loop. Please send an email to press@ecfr.eu if you have any thoughts!

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These podcasts represent the views of the contributors, not the collective position of ECFR or its Council Members.