A til Z

["A to Z brings Furkan Kadir Yavuz, Michael Uytrock, Jacob Vind, Alexander Borg, and Simon B\u00f6ttger together for a Danish youth debate about the EU.", "Michael Uytrock says European Youth represents Danish youth in the EU and costs 100 kroner a year at eu.dk.", "The panel uses Hungary, Viktor Orb\u00e1n, and Peter Magyar to discuss state capture, frozen EU money, and the rule-of-law mechanism.", "The conversation moves from the line 'USA innovates, China copies and the EU regulates' to the AI Act, the Digital Services Act, and the Digital Markets Act."]

A-Z's "Venstrefløjen skal turde mere på sociale medier" follows Emila Møller, a Common Consultancy consultant, as she explains political SOMI strategy for Danish campaigns.

["A til Z turns a milk joke into a Danishness debate, then ties it to Thomas Roten and Magnus Georg Jensen's post-election discussion of Copenhagen's 1-to-3 mandate shift.", "Roten says the Radical Left's campaign leaned on volunteers, consistent messaging, and social media, while Georg Jensen also describes a first campaign shaped by democratic respect.", "The guests tell young listeners to build a political compass through curiosity and news reading, not instant party loyalty.", "The sharpest stretch attacks Citizens Party language about milk, genes, and Danish belonging, and it widens into a critique of Christiansborg credibility and biological racism."]

A til Z turns Helene Færhøj’s Berlingske argument about parents on OnlyFans into a debate about children, bullying, and freedom.

A til Z's "Godt med flere unge og flere kvinder i Folketinget!" pairs Defurkan Yavuz with new studio voice Simon Bødkamp for a post-election conversation about the March 24 parliamentary vote.

Femi Yama and Asmita Karoline Lauridsen debate the government's proposal to expel non-citizens sentenced to more than one year in prison, weighing Articles 3 and 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Host Emil Juhler Nødtrup opens the A til Z panel the day after Hamas's Saturday attack on Israel, with Femi, Furkan and Sara debating whether Israel's Gaza blockade and settlements in the West Bank explain the escalation.