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The EU wants a Putin whisperer

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Az Európai Unió kormányai fontolgatják, hogy korábbi vezetőket küldjenek-e tárgyalni Vlagyimir Putyin orosz elnökkel. Eközben az afrikai kontinensen halálos tüntetések törtek ki az emelkedő üzemanyagárak miatt. Az epizód visszatekint Jay Powell, az amerikai jegybank elnökének…

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EU governments are discussing whether former leaders could represent the bloc in potential negotiations with Russia’s Vladimir Putin, and rising fuel prices have triggered deadly protests across Africa.

Plus, we look back at US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell’s legacy as head of the central bank.

Mentioned in this podcast: EU mulls Angela Merkel or Mario Draghi as possible Vladimir Putin whisperer Protests spread in Africa as fuel crisis deepens Powell, Trump and the battle for the Federal Reserve Want to get in touch?

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