In the media

New German national security strategy is fooling citizens, says Marina Henke

The Professor of International Relations analyses the strategy in a guest article for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

The global financial order needs reform, says Cornelia Woll

The Summit for a New Global Financing Pact needs to address the dilemma struggling indebted countries face, the Hertie School President writes in Tagesspiegel and Handelsblatt.

Multiple crises might cause decline in German birth rates, Michaela Kreyenfeld writes in FAZ

“Uncertainty is increasing and couples are more likely to refrain from starting and expanding families,” says the Professor of Sociology in op-ed.

Andrea Römmele sees shift in Germany’s support for Ukraine

In the New York Times, the Professor of Communication in Politics and Civil Society comments on the country’s changing stance.

Johannes Lindner talks to NDR Info about Chancellor Scholz's speech in the European Parliament

The Jacques Delors Centre Co-Director discusses importance of institutional reform agenda and Franco-German relations.

“There hasn’t been such a burdened young generation in a long time,” says Klaus Hurrelmann in FAZ

The Professor of Public Health and Education discusses how recent crises have affected youth.

Monika Sus comments on Poland’s new position in Europe in Washington Post

The article cites the Visiting Professor’s commentary in Carnegie Europe.

Without more support, German GovTech start-ups could turn their backs on public sector

In an op-ed in Handelsblatt, Hertie School researchers say initiatives up to now have not been enough.

On rbb, Lynn Kaack gives insights on how artificial intelligence is both driving and slowing down climate change

AI is not good or bad per se, says the Professor of Computer Science and Public Policy.

Germany needs a comprehensive innovation strategy, says Anke Hassel

In an op-ed in Wirtschaftswoche, the Professor of Public Policy urges Germany to look to its European neighbours.

Is Germany’s government about to fall apart?

“I’ve always dismissed that possibility but these days I’m not so sure”, says Dean of Executive Education Andrea Römmele in the Financial Times, ARD Morgenmagazin and other media.

Zeitenwende: Andrea Römmele comments for Tagesthemen

Andrea Römmele comments how the war in Ukraine prompted policy shifts for the governing Social Democrats.