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What does Trump's abandonment of the Kurds mean for future US military coalitions?

Marina Henke says in the Washington Post that coalitions require trust, even if based on transactions.
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Hertie School offers new dual degree with the University of Toronto’s Munk School

Master of International Affairs students spend one year in Berlin and one year in Toronto.
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A digital shot in the arm for German healthcare

AI could improve efficiency and delivery for patients, writes Mujaheed Shaikh in Der Tagesspiegel.
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Holding power to account at the UK Supreme Court

Alumna Anna Hoffmann was part of legal team that fought UK Parliament shutdown.
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Focus on issues, not just candidates

Andrea Römmele examines party members' demands to partake in top decision-making, in an op-ed in Zeit Online.
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18th Shell Youth Study: Rising political engagement among young Germans

Klaus Hurrelmann co-authors study on the political concerns of German youth.
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Governance Post interview with Henrik Enderlein

Hertie School President discusses political economy, the common good and the future of the School with our student magazine.
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What's new? Jeffrey D. Sachs gives the Kapuscinski Development Lecture | Başak Çalı pleads before the ECHR | Apply now for the MPP and MIA

Explore the latest edition of the Hertie School Newsletter.
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How can democracy support climate action?

A discussion co-hosted with rbb Inforadio on whether liberal, representative democracy is up to the task of tackling climate change related problems.
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Recruiting for EU peacekeeping missions

Some EU states skilfully use networks to bargain for recruits, Marina Henke writes in Security Studies.
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How German reunification could change global capitalism today

30 years on, signs of a new, socially enlightened and responsible capitalism emerge, writes Dennis Snower in the Fair Observer.
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How can EU statecraft support sustainable development?

Jeffrey Sachs speaks on opportunities to put the EU in the global lead for SDGs at the Kapuscinski Development Lecture.
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Focus on issues, not just candidates

Andrea Römmele examines party members' demands to partake in top decision-making, in an op-ed in Zeit Online.
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Is the German government's new climate package too weak?

Christian Flachsland says proposals are too cautious in Der Spiegel and on German TV ZDF.
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Don't confuse Germany's fiscal "black zero" with the "debt brake"

Mark Hallerberg and Jobst Fiedler explain in the FAZ why the debt brake offers scope for public investment.

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