Live on campus

Podcast: Security and climate change

Panel discusses climate change as a security threat with far-reaching implications for geostrategic environment.

Podcast: Closing the SDG financing gap

Masood Ahmed discusses the financing challenges related to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

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.

Podcast: How to regulate the internet?

Nick Clegg, Daniela Stockmann, Benoît Loutrel discuss potential rules.

Arjun Appadurai, Thomas Blom Hansen and others debate legacy of European imperialism

Start of two-year European cultural policy series of the Hertie School and German Foreign Office.

Live returns, discussions and trivia quiz feature at European election night party

Around 400 guests attend, debates include live streams with partners across Europe.

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.

Video: 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.