Here in Europe, we seem to be facing an acceleration of history as we grapple with rapidly shifting global dynamics. The EU’s very foundations are being shaken as its core principles are repeatedly called into question. With our world undergoing profound transformation, the radio stations of the pan-European Euranet Plus network explore in this podcast a series of potential new scenarios for the bloc tomorrow.AI may be used in voiceovers. All use of AI in our production is subject to journalistic supervision.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHere in Europe, we seem to be facing an acceleration of history as we grapple with rapidly shifting global dynamics. The EU’s very foundations are being shaken as its core principles are repeatedly called into question.
Recent episodes include "How will we tour and travel in the future?" (28 October 2026, 13 minutes), "Online marketing: Will we have to protect ourselves... from ourselves?" (21 October 2026, 15 minutes), and "Passenger rights: when will we see real change?" (14 October 2026, 14 minutes).
Tomorrow’s Europe publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 27 episodes.
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Tomorrow’s Europe is a news podcast with 27 episodes published.
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Episode #29
Have you noticed how much the way we organise our holidays has changed? Technology is now a key part of every stage of the process, from finding inspiration on social media to booking trips and travelling. We chat with...
One click to buy, one tap to subscribe… online shopping has never been easier. Many people see this as a good thing. Yet, while no one is officially stealing from us, are we really acting of our own free will? What if...
Flight cancelled? Bag rejected? Surprise fee at the gate? Europe is changing its rules protecting air passengers. They promise stronger passenger rights - but will passengers really notice? An episode by Hermine...
Episode #26
Scams are everywhere; they are getting more sophisticated and harder to spot. But they all have one thing in common: they’re after your money. How can you spot them? What damage can they do? And how can we better...
With falling birth rates and an ageing population, will we have the workforce we need to stay competitive in Europe? With migration a big topic across the bloc, we're wondering: can we manage without workers from...
From the outset, there have been many complaints within the European Union that the ‘Green Deal’, which aims to decarbonise the European economy, is harming the competitiveness of our industries. What is the situation...
Episode #22
The European Union is losing its competitive advantage in the global economy. How can the bloc preserve the strategic industries it deems vital for its future and boost the competitiveness of its businesses? In this new...
Episode #21
As the European Union as a whole is seeking to boost their national armies, what kind of training and modernisation do troops need? Who will be the soldiers of tomorrow's European armed forces? Sooner or later, will we...
Episode #20
The era of spies in trench coats and dark glasses is long gone: "the name's Bot" is the new trend. In this episode, we take a look at the secret service in the 21st century and beyond, asking what role European...
Episode #19
Against the backdrop of the global situation, European countries have no choice but to become more self-reliant in defence matters. But what exactly should they prepare for? What might tomorrow's wars look like? What...
Episode #18
Who are these Europeans who aren't happy in their own country and leave their homeland to find a better life elsewhere in Europe? What is their motivation? And what effect does this have on their country of origin? An...
Episode #15
<p>What opportunities and risks does the use of artificial intelligence in the public sector present?</p> <p>While it could mean the end of bureaucratic red tape, letting algorithms take control of so many of our...
<p>As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger part of the lives of teachers and learners, this raises A LOT of questions: what sort of effect will AI have on the intellectual development of future generations? How will...
Episode #13
<p>In just a few years, artificial intelligence has become an integral part of our daily lives. While some view it as a tremendous resource with the potential to considerably simplify our lives, others are concerned...
<p>Climate change is already affecting European agricultural production, and this trend is set to continue. How can farmers adapt? What impact will this have on our food supply? Can food security be guaranteed for...
<p>In the future, heatwaves will be longer and more frequent, presenting an even greater challenge to European cities and their inhabitants. What options are available to mayors today? Will they have the will to make...
<p>Climate change poses a fundamental threat to human health, says the World Health Organisation. What should we be concerned about. And how can we adapt to this challenge? We answer these questions with the help of...
<p>We can't just leave our cultural heritage in the past: by keeping it alive, it can contribute to helpful debates about the values that underpin our society, well-being and how we get along. So — what can be done to...
What are the chances for all European languages surviving globalisation, digitisation and the rise of AI? And how will the way we're communicating today, through social media and texting, influence our use of language...
2025 was the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. As time goes by, there are fewer and fewer eyewitnesses of the war left. So, how can we make sure we never forget what actually happened, and that...
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