RONZHEIMER. Politics and War
Paul Ronzheimer
“Ronzheimer.” – the english version of the podcast by and with journalist and war reporter Paul Ronzheimer. Paul reports from war and crisis regions from all around the world, meeting politicians, soldiers, and resistance fighters. He gets closer than almost anyone else – and was awarded Journalist of the Year 2022 for this. In In his show, he takes you along into his never predictable, crazy, and sometimes very dangerous life. In each episode he reports directly from the front line, from the president's palace – or from his hotel room while having a glass of red wine. Paul gives you insights into the most important events in the world, whether in Ukraine, Israel, or elsewhere in the world, and tells you what the reporter's life does to him personally. Paul provides you with interviews and analyses in "Ronzheimer.", sheds light on the background, and is always live on site – subscribe to the podcast and never miss an episode again.This Podcast was translated with the help of AI.
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Aug 3, 2024 • 23min
A major war against Iran? With Tzachi Hanegbi, Israel's National Security Advisor
Tzachi Hanegbi, Israel’s National Security Advisor who coordinates national defense, discusses threats from Iran, Hezbollah and the multi-front war since October 7. He outlines Israel’s air-defense and retaliation posture. He talks about coalition support, the calculus behind targeting regional actors, and the risks of miscalculation sparking a wider confrontation.
Jul 19, 2024 • 31min
Trump's possible Secretary of State and a gloomy message to Germany.
Richard Grenell, former U.S. Ambassador to Germany and Trump adviser, discusses a possible Secretary of State role and what that could mean for transatlantic relations. He warns Germany of a return to America First priorities. He critiques German leadership, outlines NATO and Ukraine stances, and talks negotiation tactics and burden-sharing in Europe.
Jul 8, 2024 • 41min
What Putin says about the war in a one-on-one conversation. With Viktor Orban
Viktor Orban, Hungary’s long-serving prime minister known for his blunt, nationalist style, reflects on his Moscow visit and talks with Vladimir Putin. He describes why he pursued direct contact, outlines a multi-actor plan for ceasefires, and explains risks of escalation and territorial tradeoffs. He also discusses Europe's strategic autonomy and how upcoming diplomacy could unfold.
Jun 1, 2024 • 31min
Trump guilty! Prison or the White House? With Herbert Bauernebel
Herbert Bauernebel, U.S. correspondent and courtroom reporter who covered the Trump hush-money trial live. He recounts the courtroom atmosphere and Trump's demeanor. He explains what Trump was accused of and how prosecutors framed the case. He outlines why jurors were persuaded, possible sentencing paths, and the political and electoral fallout.
May 15, 2024 • 24min
Putin's Plan for a Completely Different War
Filipp Piatov, journalist and colleague of the host, helps probe Kremlin power shifts and what they mean for the Russia-Ukraine war. They unpack Shoigu's dismissal, Belousov's rise, and infighting in the defense sector. The conversation covers Putin preparing for a long war, Western disunity, and recent fighting around Kharkiv.
May 11, 2024 • 49sec
RONZHEIMER. - Now also in English!
A frontline journalist announces an English version of his war reporting produced with AI translation. He describes reporting from presidential palaces, battle zones, and intimate hotel-room conversations. Short segments explain the new AI voice technology and why this language expansion matters. The show closes with a warm sign-off and an invite to return.
