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Nina dos Santos

International broadcast correspondent and former CNN Europe editor, contributing reporting experience and commentary on European and Vatican-related stories.

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Dec 15, 2024 • 55min

Monocle on Sunday: Christmas market special 

Nina dos Santos, a seasoned broadcaster specializing in global affairs, and Andrew Tuck from the Monocle editorial team discuss festive themes from London's Christmas market. They explore Finland's branding of Santa as a diplomatic icon while dissecting Syria's complex geopolitical landscape. Camouflage in fashion takes center stage, revealing its cultural resurgence amid recession. Allegations of foreign interference spotlight Prince Andrew’s connections, while quirky Japanese cafes lead to insights on tourism and cultural exchanges.
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Dec 14, 2025 • 58min

Festive discussions, live from Monocle’s London Christmas market

Join Nina dos Santos, a seasoned journalist and former CNN Europe editor, alongside Andrew Tuck, Monocle's editor, as they delve into a lively discussion from London's Christmas market. They share childhood Christmas memories and tackle pressing topics, like the Galapagos's role in drug trafficking and Venezuela's political turmoil. The panel also analyzes the rise of French politics and reacts to global security concerns, making sure to sprinkle in festive cheer and market highlights. Tune in for a blend of insight and holiday spirit!
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Oct 29, 2025 • 59min

Dutch elections, Lebanon seeks to disarm Hezbollah and the US government shutdown’s impact on aviation

Leila Molana-Allen shares insights on Lebanon's urgent need to disarm Hezbollah amid internal tensions and military limitations. Stefan de Vries discusses the dynamics behind the recent Dutch snap elections, focusing on Geert Wilders' waning populist appeal. Nina dos Santos tackles Brazil's police raids and the violence affecting favelas, while Sally Geffen highlights the fallout of the US government shutdown on air travel, including controller shortages and economic impacts. TV critic Scott Bryan rounds up key industry news, from CNN's streaming changes to updates on Doctor Who.
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Oct 8, 2025 • 59min

Increasingly isolated, pressure mounts on France’s Emmanuel Macron to resign

Nina Dos Santos, an international broadcast correspondent, dives into the political turmoil in France, exploring calls for Macron's resignation amidst a deadlock. Ben Hodges, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, shares insights on military leadership and the delicate balance of rules of engagement affecting NATO relations. Antonio Sampaio analyzes Argentina's President Miles and his political survival tactics as he approaches midterm elections. Isabel Hamilton rounds up tech news, discussing breaches at Discord and significant deals in the chip industry.
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Dec 11, 2025 • 59min

China-Japan tensions: Why the US is backing Japan

Mark Adelman, a seasoned campaign consultant for the U.S. Democrats, dives into the implications of local election results on national sentiment regarding affordability and Trump. Nina Dos Santos, an international correspondent, discusses the U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan tanker and its oil politics ramifications. They also explore the recent radar incident between China and Japan, highlighting U.S. support for Japan amid growing tensions, and take a lighter turn comparing Christmas dinner costs in the UK and France.

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