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Podcast: The political economy of populism

Philip Manow discusses populism, trade and migration as part of Examining Populism series.

Podcast: Young European Parliament candidates discuss vision for Europe

Student moderated panel explores priorities of youth voters and European identity.

Anne-Marie Slaughter speaks on changing roles of men and women in society

Panel discussion centres on work, care-giving and how to bring about real equality in today’s world.

Podcast: Populism and the European Parliament election

Experts discuss the threat to European integration if anti-EU parties gain ground.

Podcast: Brexit, euroscepticism and the rise of populism

Catherine de Vries discusses how to move the European project forward ahead of the EP elections.

Taking peace-building to the world: Our responsibilities and failures

Kapuscinski Development Lecture with H.E. José Ramos-Horta, former President of the Republic of Timor-Leste and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate.

Digital dictates: What digital priorities should the next European Commission set?

Mounir Mahjoubi, Stephanie Kaiser and Slava Jankin Mikhaylov discussed the EC priorities after the European Parliament elections.

Liberal values in a less liberal world?

Siv Jensen, Norwegian Minister of Finance, and Mark Hallerberg discussed the economic case for rules-based global integration.

Getting our facts straight

Panel discussed disinformation and the 2019 European Parliament elections.

Post-MSC discussion: Picking up the pieces

Top policy thinkers discuss challenges ahead for global security and the transatlantic relationship.

Podcast: Reward and punishment - Inside China’s social credit system

New podcast from the latest student-led public event at the Hertie School.

Podcast: Taking stock of recent jihadist activity in Europe.

As terrorist activity appears to recede, Defence expert Thomas Hegghammer speaks about its causes and evolution.