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Henrik Enderlein: For the first time, common answers to common problems in Europe

Enderlein says current debate on European solidarity is historic moment, in TV interview with ZDF heute-journal.

Andrea Römmele: CDU in need of renewal after Merkel era

The Christian Democratic Party needs to focus on new issues, says Römmele in TV interview with ARD Tagesthemen.

Systemic racial bias may be far greater than statistics show, researchers say

FiveThirtyEight features research on data sampling by Dean Knox, Will Lowe and Jonathan Mummolo from the American Political Science Review.

Should companies be run more democratically?

On Deutschlandfunk radio, Anke Hassel cites pros and cons of giving workers a stronger voice in company decisions.

In Der Spiegel, Lucas Guttenberg and Thu Nguyen call for stronger parliamentary role in EU recovery fund allocation

Jacques Delors Centre policy brief argues that sidelining European and national parliaments undermines political ownership and accountability.

University life at the Hertie School during COVID-19

In an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Christine Reh talks about the move to online teaching.

Podcast: How does security policy work?

Marina Henke discusses the state of international security on the Hertie Foundation's interview series.

How organisations reinforce inequality

Forbes.com cites research by Johanna Mair among its "Top Five Must-Read Articles for Every Business Leader".

Süddeutsche Zeitung - EU plans to ease banking rules

Sebastian Mack criticises that the EU Commission's banking package doesn’t improve the resilience of credit institutions.

A "Hamiltonian moment" for Europe?

Henrik Enderlein quoted in The New York Times saying Franco-German plans for collective recovery fund could signal new era for EU.

Could the coronavirus impact the birth rate, as some claim?

In the Berliner Zeitung, Michaela Kreyenfeld explains why the COVID-19 crisis isn’t likely to cause a baby boom.

“She will be remembered as a true crisis manager”

In an interview with CNN, Andrea Römmele discusses the legacy of chancellor Angela Merkel.