In this episode, Arun Prakash interviews Narcis George Matache about the upcoming European elections 2024. They discuss voting eligibility and process, the overview of the parties in Denmark, and the main themes of the European elections. The conversation also delves into the differences between Denmark and Sweden in terms of immigration and integration. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to European elections, Danish politics, and the impact of European Union policies on Denmark. It delves into the influence of Danish politicians in the European Parliament, the role of young candidates, the importance of the European Parliament elections, and the impact of European legislation on Danish law. Additionally, it explores the dynamics of electoral alliances and the significance of regional representation in the European Parliament.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding the European Elections 2024
12:46 Denmark vs. Sweden: Immigration and Integration
26:15 Impact of European Legislation on Danish Law
38:21 Significance of Electoral Alliances
44:18 Importance of Regional Representation in the European Parliament

The podcast is made by AMIS (an NGO that has over 30 years of history of making projects aimed at developing better opportunities and inclusion in Denmark and Europe), Nyt Europa (an NGO that works for a sustainable and democratic EU) and Last Week in Denmark (a weekly newsletter about Danish latest news available in 6 languages - English, Romanian, Polish, Spanish, Turkish and Italian).

Kathrine Richter from Volt sat with us to talk about her party.

1:29 - Part I: The Candidate - who is Kathrine, what is Volt?
26:46 - Part II The Union 🇪🇺
36:34 - 🎯 EU Trivia
39:57 - Part III: The Citizen
45:01 - Part IV: The Identity
48:35 - 💡 Fact/Fiction Challenge
54:16 - Outro: Go Vote!

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Being Politically Active - Nationalism & Internationalism - How to Succeed as a Political Party in Denmark - Politically Engaged Internationals - Training Political Candidates - Future of Europe - Defense in the EU - EU Internal Migration - Migrantour Copenhagen (Expat Walks) - The Diverse EU

As an EU citizen residing in Denmark, have you considered voting for candidates in Denmark? VOTEHOME is a series where we interview Danish candidates for the EU parliament

Credits:
* Host: Narcis George Matache, Zoé Elkær Nicot
* Producers: Pauline Masserot, Katharina Fuchs
* Podcast Creator: Ahmet Akkoç
* SFX and Music provided by YouTube Audio Library, Pixabay and Dova-Syndrome Contributors.

The podcast is made by AMIS (an NGO that has over 30 years of history of making projects aimed at developing better opportunities and inclusion in Denmark and Europe), Nyt Europa (an NGO that works for a sustainable and democratic EU) and Last Week in Denmark (a weekly newsletter about Danish latest news available in 6 languages - English, Romanian, Polish, Spanish, Turkish and Italian).

Our reporter, Pratik Hariharan has interviewed Reinout Bosch from Enhedlisten.

The podcast is made by AMIS (an NGO that has over 30 years of history of making projects aimed at developing better opportunities and inclusion in Denmark and Europe), Nyt Europa (an NGO that works for a sustainable and democratic EU) and Last Week in Denmark (a weekly newsletter about Danish latest news available in 6 languages - English, Romanian, Polish, Spanish, Turkish and Italian).

Audio of the Instagram Live episode with the EP candidate from Alternativet, Julius Schubring (the only non-Danish citizen running in Denmark) and Meghna Nijhawan, the Instagram lead from Last Week in Denmark.

The podcast is made by AMIS (an NGO that has over 30 years of history of making projects aimed at developing better opportunities and inclusion in Denmark and Europe), Nyt Europa (an NGO that works for a sustainable and democratic EU) and Last Week in Denmark (a weekly newsletter about Danish latest news available in 6 languages - English, Romanian, Polish, Spanish, Turkish and Italian).