Connecting the Dots!

Throughout history, countless stories have been told by various voices, each contributing their unique tale to the passage of time. What if we could bring these stories to the forefront of our discussions today, engaging with the ideas of those who have shaped our world, even long after they've passed away? This concept, once only seen in science fiction, is now a reality. Welc

This podcast episode brings together two dynamic speakers from South Asia and Germany to explore the crucial topic of women's participation in local governance. With gender equality and inclusive decision-making at the core, this podcast aims to foster cross-cultural understanding, draw parallels, and share success stories of women breaking barriers in their respective regions.

This podcast episode delves into the multifaceted landscape of gender equality in the European Union (EU) and South Asia. Through interview-styled conversations and personal stories, it explores the progress and challenges in achieving true gender equality across sectors in politics, economy, education, and our society. By examining policy frameworks, cultural norms, and individua

In this podcast episode, titled "Connecting the Dots: Embracing Diversity and Inclusion in Marketing," experts from Europe and South Asia join LGBTQIA+ community advocates in a candid exploration of inclusive marketing and communication strategies. The episode delves into branding, advertising, and public relations, highlighting innovative approaches that amplify the voic

Welcome to our podcast, where we explore the intricate relationship between climate change and rivers, examining their historical significance in human civilization and the evolving challenges faced by communities situated along these vital waterways. We'll delve into the profound impact of climate change on rivers, considering how it disrupts their natural flow, ecology, and t

Riverine trade is the lifeline for Western Europe. Nearly one tonne Hundreds of large freighting boats make their way across the continent. They ferry coal, cars, food and other essentials from countries to ports across the continent. Rivers such as the Rhine, Danube, and others are the engines of trade and growth in Europe. This industry generates employment, driving economic gro

LGBTQIA+ representation in politics in Europe has seen notable progress in recent years, with several countries leading the way in terms of inclusive policies and diverse political leadership. Countries like the Netherlands, Iceland, and Belgium have openly LGBTQIA+ politicians holding significant positions, contributing to the advancement of LGBTQIA+ rights and legislation. Howeve

In this episode of Connecting the Dots, experts from Sri Lanka, Tibet, the Netherlands discuss the future of energy security in the background of the war in Ukraine. The conversation moves between the urgent need for a policy framework for renewable energy sources, tangible use cases, transfer of technology and the global march of China and the wariness with which we must look at i

In this episode of Reshape Europe, Manjari Mishra, the communication officer of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation speaks to Alice Katherine Schmidt,  a member of the German Young Liberals, and Soumya Chaturvedi, a consultant from the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. In the conversation, the speakers focus on the importance of multilateralism and it's articulat

On the night of July 14 1990, Walter Sedlmayr, one of German television’s most recognisable faces, was found brutally murdered in his Munich flat. It was Munich’s most spectacular case in post-war history. Over the next three years, the time that it took to apprehend his murderer, the actor’s most personal secret was outed and revealed to the public - one that he had held hid