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A New Realm of Strategic Competition

Germany’s Space Strategy and Its Transatlantic Implications Panelists: Antje Nötzold, Senior Researcher, Support for Arms Control in Space, University of the Bundeswehr Munich; Private Lecturer, Department of International Relations, University …

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Jan13

Book Talk: The Hobbled State

Fractured Politics in Contemporary Germany Speaker: Mark I. Vail, Worrell Chair of Politics and International Affairs, Wake Forest University Moderator: Eric Langenbacher, Senior Fellow and Director of the Society, Culture …

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Jan29

(De)Romanticizing Uncertainty at the Transatlantic Science-Policy Interface?

Insights from a U.S.-German Case Study Speaker: Finja Isabel Augsburg, DAAD/AGI Research Fellow Moderator: Susanne Dieper, Director of Programs and Grants, AGI When and how might the next pandemic emerge? …

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Dec1

Promises, Power, and Protection: The West’s Debate Over Security Guarantees for Ukraine

Speaker: Iulian Romanyshyn, DAAD/AGI Research Fellow Moderator: Jeff Rathke, President and Director of the Foreign & Security Policy Program, AGI President Trump’s deal-making efforts to bring Ukraine and Russia to …

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Nov24

Book Talk: Through the Roof

Housing, Capitalism, and the State in America and Germany Speaker: Alexander Reisenbichler, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, and Research Director, Joint Initiative in German and European Studies (JIGES), Munk …

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Nov12

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Catholic Responses to Recent Developments in Migration Policy in the United States and Germany

Speaker: Kathrin Ritzka, DAAD/AGI Research Fellow Moderator: Eric Langenbacher, Senior Fellow and Director of the Society, Culture & Politics Program, AGI In 2025, migration policy design in many Western countries …

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Nov17

Dangerous Liaisons? State-Business Relations, U.S. Tech Statecraft, and Implications for Germany and Europe

Speaker: Jakob Hensing, DAAD/AGI Research Fellow Moderator: Peter Rashish, Vice President and Director of the Geoeconomics Program, AGI The openly displayed proximity between President Trump and prominent tech executives has …

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Nov20

The Minilateral Turn: Germany, the United States, and Post-Hegemonic Transatlantic Security Cooperation

Speaker: Nele Marianne Ewers-Peters, DAAD/AGI Research Fellow Moderator: Jeff Rathke, President and Director of the Foreign & Security Policy Program, AGI The Euro-Atlantic region has recently experienced a number of …

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Dec4

Europe’s Post-Cold War Peace

Transatlantic Security Strategy and Russian Integration Speakers: Stephan Kieninger, Non-Resident Fellow, AGI and Affiliate, Cold War Studies Program, Harvard University Daniel S. Hamilton, President, Transatlantic Leadership Network; Senior Fellow, Foreign …

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Oct14

Germany’s Party Ban Proceedings against the AfD

Speaker: Marco Buschmann, Former Federal Minister of Justice, Federal Republic of Germany Moderator: Eric Langenbacher, Senior Fellow and Director of the Society, Culture & Politics Program, AGI Despite increasing support …

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Sep4

AGI-KAS 2025 Transatlantic Trade Week

June 3 – Session One Transatlantic Economic Dynamics: Managing Conflict, Preparing for a Deal? This private conversation focuses on actual and potential U.S.-German and U.S.-EU friction points—trade balances, digital services …

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Jun3

Resilience and Resistance in Fragile Democracies

Historical Perspectives from Germany, Hungary, and Poland Organized by the German Historical Institute Washington, DC; Cosponsored by the American Historical Association and the American-German Institute Speakers Michael Brenner, American University Christina …

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May27

What Can We Expect from the New German Government?

Speakers: Barbara Donovan, Professor of Political Science, Wesleyan College Sven T. Siefken, Professor of Political Science, Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences Ed Turner, Associate Dean for Research Impact of …

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May8

Germany, the EU, and the United States in a New Geoeconomic Order

After eighty years of a reasonably stable post-war international economic order held together by both common rules and U.S. engagement, the world is shifting to uncharted territory. The assertion of …

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May15

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