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Gabriel | Macron | Habermas – Which future for Europe?

Discussion between Germany's Minister for Foreign Affairs Sigmar Gabriel and French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron with philosopher Jürgen Habermas about the future of Europe.

Hacking and fake news: A threat to democracy and the international order?

Keynote address by former President of Estonia Toomas Hendrik Ilves.

The 2016 US presidential election: Explanations and implications of the Trump presidency

A discussion about possible consequences of the Trump presidency.

The EU's "legitimacy deficit"

Dieter Grimm outlines sources and remedies of Europe’s “legitimacy deficit”.

Britain and Europe after Brexit

Watch the recent talk by Ed Miliband (Member of Parliament, United Kingdom).

Women at the top in international affairs

A discussion on the successes and challenges of women in leadership.

EU in a rapidly changing world: Where do we go from here?

Watch the Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs Margot Wallström's talk at the Hertie School.

The new German White Paper on security policy: Sustainable days ahead?

Panel discussion and inauguration of the Centre for International Security Policy (CISP) with Katrin Suder.

David Halpern's opening lecture of the academic year 2016/17

"The Rise of Experimental Government and Behavioural Science in Policy”

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Brexit, regional (dis-)integration and the future of global governance

A conversation with Paul Martin, former Canadian Prime Minister

Opening of the academic year 2016/17 and EMPA graduation

With a keynote by Janina Kugel, Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG

NATO must keep its door open to Russia

Defence and deterrence are only half the story, Wolfgang Ischinger tells journalists at Hertie School.