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Zeitenwende: Andrea Römmele comments for Tagesthemen

Andrea Römmele comments how the war in Ukraine prompted policy shifts for the governing Social Democrats.

Across international media, Joanna Bryson addresses latest public reactions to AI software like ChatGPT

“The rules that we have been recommending for about a decade are still enough,” the Professor of Ethics and Technology says.

Researchers must share expertise with the public now more than before, argues Andrea Römmele in DIE ZEIT op-ed

In times of pandemic, war and fake news, academia cannot hide in an ivory tower, the Dean of Executive Education writes.

Andrea Römmele comments on German Interior Minister's state election candidacy on tagesthemen

"If she loses in Hesse, she will be a tarnished Minister of the Interior," says the political communications expert.

ChatGPT is neither new nor human-like, says Joanna Bryson in EURACTIV podcast

Think of it as another kind of search engine, the Professor of Ethics and Technology suggests.

Marina Henke comments in media on Leopard tanks decision

In interviews on Bloomberg and rbb InfoRadio, Henke explains the implications of Scholz’s decision (and hesitance) for Ukraine and Germany.

In the media, Hertie School experts comment on 60-year anniversary of Franco-German friendship

Cornelia Woll, Yann Wernert and Nils Redeker evaluate how the Elysée Treaty continues to shape European cooperation today.

In Tagesspiegel op-ed, Kai Wegrich advocates for adaptive administrative reform for Berlin

Instead of groundbreaking reforms, an “intelligent way of muddling through” might be the answer, argues the Dean of Faculty and Research.

Andrea Römmele discusses latest pressures on Germany’s coalition government on ZDF heute journal

Constant crisis management and conflict of interest allegations against finance minister have kept the governing parties occupied.

"It's social surroundings, not ethnic background," says Klaus Hurrelmann

The Professor of Public Health and Education analyses the underlying reasons for the violence on New Year’s Eve in Tagesspiegel.

How can companies deal with “quiet quitting”?

“Take young people’s concerns seriously,” says Klaus Hurrelmann in Der Tagesspiegel on recent Gen Z phenomenon.

Cornelia Woll and Andrea Römmele evaluate German government after one year in office

Past year was shaped by emergency pragmatism, the Hertie School leaders say across European media.