Anne McElvoy

Join Ash Sarkar, a prominent voice on masculinity, historian Tim Stanley, and NHS leader Matthew Taylor as they tackle the pressing issues surrounding modern manhood. They explore the impact of social media on young men's identities, the rise of misogyny, and the clash between traditional and evolving gender roles. Clare Ford shares insights from her work with teens, while John Amaechi discusses emotional intelligence. With contribution from contrarian Brendan O'Neill and author James Bloodworth, this discussion navigates the complex landscape of masculinity today.

Jeff McMahan, moral philosopher questioning just-war claims. Shiva Mahbobi, former political prisoner offering an Iranian dissident view. Simon Mabon, international politics expert warning of regional fallout. Barak Seener, policy advocate for robust action. James Orr, philosopher analysing moral criteria. Mona Siddiqui, ethicist on human-rights implications. Anne McElvoy and Matthew Taylor add political and policy perspective. They debate legality, timing, regional consequences and humanitarian claims.

In this insightful discussion, James Orr, a philosophy professor, raises ethical concerns about AI's impact on human identity. Matthew Taylor shares how AI could transform healthcare dynamics. Kaitlyn Regehr highlights the addiction to technology and its implications. Anne McElvoy analyzes current events shaped by AI, while Marcus du Sautoy explores AI's blend of creativity and logic. Dorian Lynskey emphasizes the importance of truth in an AI-dominated world, revealing the urgent need for responsible oversight in navigating AI's promise and peril.

Kerstin Kohlenberg, Journalistin bei Die Zeit und Expertin für transatlantische Politik, diskutiert mit Anne McElvoy von Politico über die Bedeutung des Berliner Friedensgipfels und die Rolle der USA. Andrey Gurkov, russischer Journalist, hebt hervor, warum Russland umfassende Verträge fordert, während Thomas Mayer von Der Standard erörtert, wie Europa seine Relevanz bewahren kann. Die Gäste analysieren auch die ideologischen Überschneidungen zwischen Trump und Russland sowie die Herausforderungen für die EU, insbesondere im Umgang mit rechtspopulistischen Bewegungen.

Anne McElvoy, an executive editor at Politico, joins a panel that includes Ash Sarkar, a journalist from Navara Media, and Mariana Mazzucato, an economist from UCL. They dive into the moral implications of free trade amidst global economic tensions. Topics include the ethical dilemmas of tariffs set by Trump, the adverse impact on American workers, and wealth inequality. The discussion highlights the chasm between economic metrics and everyday realities, questioning how trade policies can be both a source of poverty alleviation and a mechanism of exploitation.

In diesem spannenden Gespräch ist Anne McElvoy zu hören, die als Executive Editor von POLITICO in London die britische Politik genauestens verfolgt. Sie analysiert Trumps Besuch in Großbritannien, der ohne Pannen verlief. Besonders interessant ist, wie Premier Keir Starmer Trumps Höflichkeit nutzt, um Konflikte zu vermeiden. Außerdem wird Trumps überraschende Kritik an Putin besprochen und deren Auswirkungen auf die Ukraine-Unterstützung und die NATO-Partnerschaften in Europa.

James Orr, Cambridge philosopher probing moral justifications. Anne McElvoy, journalist weighing enthusiasm against practical limits. Carmody Grey, theologian urging caution amid ecological crisis. Mary Jane Rubenstein, philosopher warning of corporate and military motives. Tony Milligan, space ethicist arguing for species survival. Simeon Barber, lunar scientist giving technical and scientific perspective. They debate costs, motives, science, environment and cultural ethics.

Mit Anne McElvoy, britische Journalistin bei POLITICO, Michael Hartmann, Soziologe und Eliteforscher, und Petra Blum, Investigativreporterin des ARD‑Rechercheteams. Sie sprechen über das Ausmaß des Epstein‑Netzwerks. Es geht um die Arbeit mit Millionen Akten, wie das System funktionierte, Maxwells Rolle, politische Folgen in Großbritannien und den Einfluss mächtiger Netzwerke.

Peter Kellner, a seasoned pollster and founder of YouGov, joins Anne McElvoy, executive editor at Politico, to explore the shifting political landscape in Britain. They discuss the sharp decline in support for Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the rise of insurgent parties like Reform UK. Kellner and McElvoy delve into the possibility of a pragmatic reengagement with the EU, debating its economic implications and what it means for Brexit. They also tackle cultural tensions, party identity crises, and the evolving nature of British voters.

Matthew Taylor, Chief executive of the NHS Confederation, discusses healthcare and assisted dying. Ash Sarkar, a contributor to Novara Media, dives into the social implications of mortality. Anne McElvoy from Politico offers a political lens on death, while Charlotte Haigh shares personal insights as a funeral director. Anton Noble explores young people's views on violence and death. Teodora Manea provides philosophical reflections, emphasizing the importance of confronting mortality for a richer understanding of life. Insights span from the historical context of death to its modern societal impacts.