A traffic light coalition promises a progressive new beginning for Germany. In the latest #BerlinPerspectives, Dr Funda Tekin and Dr Ilke […]
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A traffic light coalition promises a progressive new beginning for Germany. In the latest #BerlinPerspectives, Dr Funda Tekin and Dr Ilke […]
Read moreFederal Trust Chairman John Stevens analyses the German election results. He argues that an agreement between the two minor parties, the Greens […]
Read moreThe German journal Internationale Politik, Germany’s magazine for global thinking, published an article “New World Order: Germany’s Dangerous Idealism vis-à-vis […]
Read moreForeign policy in Germany is an increasingly elite affair, discussed among officials, interested politicians and a coterie of international think […]
Read moreGerman policymakers are worried about the upcoming election in France, that is: Emmanuel Macron is facing a battle for re-election […]
Read moreArticle in “Poland and Germany in the European Union. The Multidimensional Dynamics of Bilateral Relations” (Routledge). This book explores the […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Katrin Böttger and Funda Tekin from the Institut für Europäische Politik […]
Read moreEditors: Andris Sprūds, Elizabete Vizgunova, Perceptions of Germany in the Security of the Baltic Sea Region, October 2018 The book […]
Read morePublic Event: “Germany’s Role in Georgia’s European Future: How to align expectations?”, 8 February 2019, Representation of the European Commission […]
Read moreWhile the idea of a “European nuclear deterrent” has a long history, it has recently made a comeback in the […]
Read moreThe article analyzes Germany’s policies toward Russia from an ontological security perspective. We argue that foreign policy should be seen […]
Read moreTEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “German elections 2017 – Low voter turnout in the context of the […]
Read moreEU migration policy emerged as the main bone of contention at the recent European Council meeting on 28-29 June 2018. […]
Read moreDespite their internal and external problems, Macron and Merkel reiterated at their meeting in Berlin that they will submit a […]
Read moreNumerous domestic and EU-level challenges stand in the way of a Franco-German reform agenda for the European Union. However, the […]
Read moreThe problems with forming a government after the 2017 German federal election have provided an opportunity for French President Emmanuel […]
Read moreThis German European Policy Series by Ulrich Krotz, European University Institute, and Joachim Schild, University of Trier, examines the importance […]
Read moreThe political system of the Federal Republic has been one of the most stable and solid among Western democracies since […]
Read moreThe Public Debate with Thomas Westphal, Director General for EU Affairs at the German Federal Ministry of Finance, on the […]
Read moreOn 28 and 29 November 2017, the fourth workshop of the German-American Dialogue on the Post-Soviet Space was held, in […]
Read moreThe IEP Lunch Debate on the topic “Stability and growth in the Eurozone – who plays the main role?” was […]
Read moreOn 4 and 5 December 2017, in cooperation with our Portuguese partner the Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais (IPRI), the […]
Read moreAnd now Germany: similarly to most other European countries, the Federal Republic will now also have a right-wing party decisively […]
Read moreAfter years of crises, of doom and gloom, the mood in European capitals is now becoming more upbeat. Brexit is […]
Read moreIn the new issue of integration, Joachim Schild analyses Emmanuel Macron’s European policy approach with a special focus on the […]
Read morein GEPS No 05/17 The fifth paper in the German European Policy Series by author Timm Beichelt, professor of Political Science […]
Read moreElcano Blog, September 2017 Angela Merkel is not only German, she is Germany. Her latest victory in the elections, while […]
Read moreExpert Comments, October 2017 The German exception has come to an end. Like its neighbours, the German people, and their […]
Read moreThe Institute for European Policy’s Handbook on Germany’s European Policy is now also available in an edition published by the […]
Read moreAhead of the federal elections, international challenges have energized the German debate on how to reform and strengthen the EU. […]
Read moreGermany’s success as a stable liberal democracy and a world economic superpower has been heavily influenced by its position within […]
Read moreIn the DIIS Policy Brief “Approaching the German Federal election: The Traditional Parties break the trend and stay in front”, […]
Read moreIn their DIIS Policy Brief titled “Rebooting the Franco-German engine: Two post-election scenarios” Fabrizio Tassinari, Senior Researcher at DIIS, and […]
Read moreThis discussion paper by Benjamin Tallis, a senior researcher at the Institute of International Relations, seeks to examine competing evaluations […]
Read moreThis article, by Jakub Eberle, makes the case for taking fantasy seriously in IR. It argues for a Lacanian conception […]
Read moreLe défi européen et la responsabilité allemande Le risque est grand : si le nouveau Président de la France échoue, […]
Read moreThe Global Turkey in Europe (GTE) project established a platform to discuss and analyse the rapid transformation of Turkey in […]
Read moreMagdalena Patalong and Richard Steinberg published an article together with Andriy Korniychuk of our partner the Institute of Public Affairs […]
Read moreThe widely anticipated clash between Germany and the Trump Administration has not happened. Instead, Berlin and Washington DC seem to […]
Read moreAn EuroMesCo – Euro-Mediterranean Study Commission – joint policy study. FOREWORD. Erzsébet Nagyné Rózsa IMPACT OF THE MIGRATION CHALLENGES ON […]
Read moreWhich difficulties are Ukrainian think tanks facing today in Ukraine? What does the cooperation between German and Ukrainian think tanks […]
Read more“The Czech-German Strategic Dialogue has been hailed as a significant upgrading of relations between the two countries. However, while it […]
Read moreThe “Yearbook of European Integration 2016” was published in December 2016, in times of multiple crises as well as growing […]
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