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The End of the Zeitenwende

Reflections After Two Years of Action Group Zeitenwende

This personal assessment challenges whether Germany's Zeitenwende has achieved its goals. While it reflects the author's views, not necessarily the view of all members of DGAP's Action Group Zeitenwende, the debate continues. In the coming weeks, DGAP’s magazine Internationale Politik Quarterly will invite more experts to explore whether Germany’s Zeitenwende has failed or what it needs to succeed.

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Dr. Benjamin Tallis
Online Commentary

Events

Past events

08:30 - 10:00 | 26 Jan 2015

More Engagement for the Digital Agenda

Günther H. Oettinger speaks to the DGAP Study Group on EU Policy

Europe’s Internet and communications industry is lagging behind that of the US and Asia. A strong single digital market must make Europe and its companies more competitive – in all sectors of industry. To this end, Günther H. Oettinger has proposed a "Digital Union" for Europe. The EU Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society spoke about future projects in a confidential session of the German Council on Foreign Relation’s study group on EU policy.

Program Event
Diskussion
Berlin
09:00 | 02 - 06 Nov 2014

Ongoing Dialogue between the EU and the Western Balkans

Think Tank representatives from the Western Balkans present their policy research in Brussels

The topic “rule of law” and its relevance for the EU integration of the Western Balkans were the focus of this year’s TRAIN Programme. During their four-day visit to Brussels, policy analysts from all the region’s countries had the opportunity to discuss the results of their policy research with representatives of the European Commission, the European Parliament, the Secretariat of the Council of EU, and Brussels-based think tanks, among others.

Think Tank Event
Diskussion
19:00 - 20:30 | 09 Oct 2014

Großbritannien und die EU: Eine Vernunftehe vor dem Aus?

Expertendiskussion zur Rolle Großbritanniens in der EU

Die Beziehung zwischen Großbritannien und der EU ist seit jeher kompliziert. Die Ankündigung des britischen Premierministers David Cameron, nach einer Wiederwahl 2015 die britische Bevölkerung über den Verbleib des Landes in der EU abstimmen zu lassen, löst im Rest der EU Verunsicherung aus. Eric Bonse, Almut Möller, Tim Oliver und Manuel Sarrazin diskutierten über die Bedeutung Großbritanniens als Teil der EU sowie mögliche Folgen eines Austritts.

Veranstaltung Forschungsprogramm
Diskussion
Berlin

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