Welcome to The Cable!
Co-produced by the Institute of Current World Affairs and the Transatlantic Democracy Working Group, we address threats to democracy in Europe and the transatlantic relationship, with a particular focus on backsliding countries in Central Europe. Tune in for information about developments in Europe at a time when traditional channels are becoming less reliable; crucial, deep social, political and historical context; and important lessons for re-energizing the democratization movement.
Hosted in Washington by journalist and ICWA executive director Gregory Feifer, and TDWG director and German Marshall Fund senior fellow Susan Corke, The Cable provides analysis of latest developments with interviews and debates with prominent politicians, scholars and other experts.
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Latest Episodes
THE CABLE PODCAST: Who’s afraid of Alexei Navalny?
A discussion with Olga Shorina, Kiryl Sukhotski and Pavel Butorin.
THE CABLE PODCAST: The future of the transatlantic alliance
A discussion with Jamie Fly and Jonathan Katz.
THE CABLE PODCAST: Kleptocracy and its discontents
A discussion with Tom Burgis, Tom Firestone and Luke Harding.
THE CABLE PODCAST: Belarus protests: Art and innovation
A conversation with Natalia Kaliada & Dragana Kaurin.
THE CABLE PODCAST: Revolution in Belarus
A discussion with Vlad Kobets, David Kramer and Franak Viacorka.