Angela Merkel and Germany’s political zeitgeist
Angela Merkel defines the political zeitgeist in Germany. But contrary to appearances, Germany is facing a period of difficult choices – independently of who takes office after the elections.
European Power
18 Sep
¿Las elecciones de todos?
Ulrike Guérot e José Ignacio Torreblanca hablan sobre las elecciones alemanas y el futuro de la UE
German elections – what does Europe think?
Germans vote this weekend in their federal elections – but what does the rest of Europe think about it? We hear experts from Spain,…
13 Sep
German Elections: What Does Europe Think?
expert workshop to discuss European perspectives on the German elections
12 Sep
Bundestagswahlen in Deutschland: Was denkt Europa?
öffentliche Podiumsdiskussion zu den Bundestagswahlen
10 Sep
Le elezioni tedesche e il futuro dell’Europa
Cosa si aspetta l'Europa dalla Germania?
10 Sep
The German elections and the future of Europe
The debate will be an opportunity to discuss about the outcomes and implications of the German elections for Europe and for the European project.
The EU’s silent revolution
The eurozone crisis has redrawn the institutional structure of the EU and intergovernmentalism has become a default mechanism to solve problems in an emergency – but that risks backfiring by exacerbating the democratic deficit and crumbling EU unity
José Ignacio Torreblanca sobre las elecciones europeas y alemanas
El director de ECFR Madrid José Ignacio Torreblanca analiza en una entrevista a Europa Abierta las repercusiones de las próximas elecciones europeas y…
The German miracle is running out of road
Ahead of federal elections, Germany is showing signs of complacency about its economic success, with none of the big candidates addressing the factors that might lead to German manufacturing losing its edge