Nina dos Santos

Let's continue with today's newspapers.

Joining us in the studio is Nina Dos Santos, international broadcast correspondent and former CNN Europe editor.

And this, ladies, is the first time you have actually met each other, although you are colleagues.

So how is this?

So, you know, whether that's put you off your breakfast enough, I think the point that also is made in this article by Oliver Moody is just that, you know, very successful countries have these sort of unifying culinary traditions and Germany in some parts suffers from that.

Well, there's no way we can follow that.

Former CNN Europe editor Nina Dos Santos, thank you so much.

You're with The Globalist on Monocle Radio.

[upbeat music] Eight twenty-one in Milan, seven twenty-one here in London, and we'll have a look at, uh, today's newspapers.

Joining us in the studio is Nina dos Santos, former CNN Europe editor, and the one with the best laid out notebook we ever get in the studio.

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She does her homework.

And unfortunately, Gibert Jeune are one of the victims of that, possibly.

All right.

Nina dos Santos, we're gonna have to leave it there.

Former CNN Europe editor, thank you so much.