
Katya Adler
BBC News Europe Editor, providing analysis and reporting on European politics and economics. She is a frequent guest on Newscast.
Top 10 podcasts with Katya Adler
Ranked by the Snipd community

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Feb 23, 2025 • 33min
German Electioncast! (The Results)
Katya Adler, Europe editor, offers a sharp analysis of the German election results live from Berlin. She highlights the conservative CDU's strong lead while the far-right AfD's rise raises concerns. Historian Katja Hoyer dives into the historical context, exploring the political landscape's fragmentation and the significance of immigration on party dynamics. They discuss the urgency for stable coalitions and the challenges posed by Germany's economic divide, emphasizing the balancing act required in today's globalized world.

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Oct 20, 2023 • 1h 6min
Understand: Israel and the Palestinians
Journalist Katya Adler and guests provide a guide to the history and context of the Israel-Palestine conflict, exploring the creation of Israel, the experience of Palestinians, the role of Hamas, and the involvement of global powers. They discuss overcrowding and poverty in Gaza City, the transformation of Israel's leadership, the rise and alliances of Hamas, Hezbollah's relationship with Israel, the potential normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel, and the unresolved issues of the conflict.

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Oct 16, 2023 • 13min
Israel and the Palestinians: 1. The Palestinians
Katya Adler, Journalist and Middle East expert, explains the history and context of the Israel-Palestine conflict, focusing on life in Gaza and the West Bank, highlighting the restrictive living conditions, poverty, and challenges faced by Palestinians. The podcast also explores the creation of Israel, the Balfour Declaration, Jewish immigration restrictions, and the events leading up to the Arab-Israeli war in 1948.

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Jun 24, 2025 • 42min
Trump: They Don't Know What The F*** They're Doing!
Katya Adler, BBC News Europe Editor, offers insights on the dramatic NATO summit where Trump challenges international alliances, focusing on the Israel-Iran conflict. Marianna Spring, BBC’s social media and disinformation correspondent, unveils the tragic tale of Paloma Shemirani, showcasing how conspiracy theories can lead to devastating health decisions. They discuss the rebelling UK political landscape and the general tensions of global diplomacy, emphasizing the urgent need for responsible communication in healthcare.

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Feb 3, 2025 • 38min
Trump’s Tariff Turmoil
Faisal Islam, BBC economics editor, reveals the potential economic repercussions of Trump's newly announced tariffs, highlighting concerns for various industries. Katya Adler, BBC Europe's editor, discusses the EU's serious response and the implications for UK-EU relations post-Brexit. They analyze the complex interplay of trade tensions and geopolitical shifts, especially regarding the Balkans. Together, they underscore the urgent need for strategic decisions amid ongoing instability in international trade.

Jun 21, 2024 • 27min
Sextortion: 'In six hours, my son was dead'
Katya Adler, an expert in investigating sextortion crimes globally, discusses the rise of sextortion targeting teenagers, the tactics used by scammers from Nigeria, and the alarming increase in cases. The podcast also explores efforts to combat sextortion in Nigeria, the dark realities of online sextortion targeting teenagers, and the challenges in ensuring online safety for kids.

Feb 20, 2025 • 32min
German Electioncast! (The Lookahead)
In this engaging discussion, BBC Europe editor Katya Adler analyzes the upcoming German elections, highlighting the potential rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), especially among young voters. Katja Hoyer, a historian, provides historical context on Germany's immigration debate and recent political shifts. Mark Urban assesses the latest developments in US-Ukraine relations, including the significance of a cancelled press conference between President Zelensky and US Envoy Keith Kellogg, amidst rising diplomatic tensions.

Feb 17, 2025 • 33min
Will Europe Send Troops to Ukraine?
In this thought-provoking discussion featuring Katya Adler, BBC's Europe editor, and James Landale, diplomatic correspondent, the podcast dives into the delicate balance of European security and troop deployment in Ukraine. They explore the urgent emergency summit in Paris, highlighting the potential for peace agreements while addressing the complexities of military commitments. The conversation also touches on the intriguing dynamics of US-Russian diplomacy, with a humorous nod to Saudi Arabia's emerging mediator role.

Dec 23, 2024 • 56min
What to expect next year: Global predictions for 2025
Anthony Zurcher, BBC senior North America correspondent, discusses Donald Trump's possible agenda for 2025. Laura Bicker, BBC's China correspondent, explores China's stance on trade with the U.S. under Trump. Katya Adler, BBC's Europe editor, analyzes the political instability in France and Germany and its effects on U.S.-European relations. Lise Doucette reports on the potential for hostage negotiations in Syria. Alan Kasudja shares insights on the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and South Africa's political shifts, highlighting pressing global challenges.

Nov 25, 2024 • 35min
Reeves My Lips, No New Taxes (On Business)
Katya Adler, BBC Europe editor, shares insights from her interview with former German Chancellor Angela Merkel. They discuss Merkel's navigation of challenging relationships, particularly with President Putin, and her reflections on Brexit. The conversation also delves into Merkel's East German upbringing and her regrets about certain political decisions. Additionally, there's a look at the current UK business climate, driven by Rachel Reeves' budget proposals, and how they're impacting business investment and reactions among industry leaders.