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World Cities Day 2018

What Will the City of the Future Look Like?

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Understanding Science Through Play

How to make science accessible to all members of society? The “Falling Walls Engage” forum in Berlin presents selected projects and organizations – among them Belgium-based Ekoli.

Coping With the Past in Rwanda: The Road to Forgiveness

The village of Mbyo brings and perpetrators and victims of the Rwandan genocide together.

Algorithms for Old Age: In the Mobility Lab at 70+

Our society is aging rapidly. A new Mobility Lab will help elderly patients and collect reliable data.

Shared Reading – Literature for All

Where do people talk about great literature? For example at „Shared Reading“.

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Integration Requires Democratic Participation

Refugees and migrants want to participate politically and socially in their new home country of Germany. Integration experts, policymakers, and immigrants discussed in...

Refugees and migrants want to participate politically and socially in their new home country of Germany. Integration experts, policymakers, and immigrants discussed in Berlin how this could be done.

Competition of Powers

The U.S. Administration imposes tariffs on China, China responds with tariffs on U.S. imports. What's next? Cooperation, competition or confrontation? Experts from China, Europe, and the United States discussed the perspectives in Berlin.

Don’t Take Democracy for Granted

Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright talked about the topic of her book “Fascism: A Warning” and is deeply worried about the resurgence of nationalism.

The Foundation of Our Society: German Constitution Celebrating 70th Anniversary

2019 will see the 70th anniversary of Germany’s post-war constitution. Federal Constitutional Court Justice Peter Müller comments on the past, present, and future of the Grundgesetz.

How Authoritarian Regimes Create a Climate of Fear

Why are so many societies becoming susceptible to authoritarian thinking again? Herta Müller, Nobel laureate in literature,...

Why are so many societies becoming susceptible to authoritarian thinking again? Herta Müller, Nobel laureate in literature, has given a lot of thought to this question.

Europe's Foreign Policy Options in the Era of the Trump Administration

Bruce Jones, vice president and director of Brookings’ Foreign Policy program, about “American Foreign Policy in the Age of...

Bruce Jones, vice president and director of Brookings’ Foreign Policy program, about “American Foreign Policy in the Age of Trump: Rhetoric, Reversals, and Reality.”

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World Cities Day 2018

What Will the City of the Future Look Like?

Understanding Science Through Play

Coping With the Past in Rwanda: The Road to Forgiveness

Algorithms for Old Age: In the Mobility Lab at 70+

Shared Reading – Literature for All

News

Integration Requires Democratic Participation

Competition of Powers

Don’t Take Democracy for Granted

The Foundation of Our Society: German Constitution Celebrating 70th Anniversary

How Authoritarian Regimes Create a Climate of Fear

Europe's Foreign Policy Options in the Era of the Trump Administration

Publications

The Magazine "Africa" (02/2018)

The Magazine "Africa" (02/2018)

Political Participation of Refugees: Bridging the Gaps

Political Participation of Refugees: Bridging the Gaps

Magazine "START Stories"

Magazine "START Stories"