Geoeconomics

Geoeconomics – one of DGAP’s core themes – explores how the politics of trade, technology, finance, and/or energy can be employed to achieve strategic goals. For Europe to remain a key player internationally, the continent must help define the rules of a new geoeconomic world order. DGAP looks at how Germany can contribute to better positioning Europe in this increasingly competitive landscape.

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Priorities for the Next EU Commission (2024–2029)

From June 6 to 9, around 373 million EU citizens will be called upon to elect the 720 members of the next European Parliament. The new European Commission and its new President will be elected shortly thereafter. Below, our experts explain which priorities they should set during their term of office in the EU’s most important institution. Their brief analyses focus on issues such as trade, security, EU enlargement, energy, and cyber and health policy.

Author/s
Dr. Claudia Schmucker
Dr. Valentin Weber
Loyle Campbell
et al.
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Events

Past events

14:30 - 16:30 | 08 Nov 2011

Den Atomausstieg europäisch denken

Deutschlands Energiewende aus deutsch-französischer Perspektive

Unter dem Eindruck der Atomkatastrophe von Fukushima beschreiten Frankreich und Deutschland energiepolitisch zwei völlig unterschiedliche Wege. Wie lassen sich diese unterschiedlichen Ansätze erklären? Was bedeuten sie für Unternehmen in beiden Ländern? Wie sieht die Zukunft der europäischen Energiepolitik aus? Der Atomausstieg Deutschlands und seine Auswirkungen auf die deutsche und französische Wirtschaft waren Thema einer Sitzung des Gesprächskreises Frankreich.

Think Tank Veranstaltung
Diskussion
16:30 - 18:00 | 21 Sep 2011

The Baltic Sea pipeline goes online as conflicts are settled

“Nord Stream” will be an essential building block for the European energy supply

This fall, Russian natural gas will flow to Western Europe through the first line of the Nord Stream pipeline. The infrastructure project in the Baltic Sea has special meaning for the EU energy supply. The Berthold Beitz Center’s Energy Breakfast, which took place on September 21, 2011, included controversial discussions on the current state of the project, as well as on the financing, environmental impact, competition with renewable energy sources, and dependencies between the participating countries.

Program Event
Early Bird Breakfast
08:30 - 10:00 | 06 Jul 2011

Greece can still be saved

Foreign minister Stavros Lambrinidis solicits confidence

Hardly in office for two weeks, the new Greek foreign minister Stavros Lambrinidis came to Berlin on July 6, 2011 to speak at the DGAP about the causes of the current crisis and to appeal for European solidarity. Greece had barely avoided bankruptcy a few days before when eurozone finance ministers gave the OK for a transfer of a much-needed loan installment of 8.7 billion euros to Athens.

Council Event
Early Bird Breakfast
08:30 - 10:30 | 06 Jul 2011

Where will Europe obtain gas in the future?

The Russia-EU energy relationship on trial

The liberalization package adopted by the European Commission was the focus of the third Energy Breakfast, which was organized by the Berthold Beitz Center and Gazprom Export on July 6, 2011.

Program Event
Early Bird Breakfast

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