Berlin Foreign Policy Forum 2021
22-23 November 2021
Amid a rapidly transforming world marked by a global pandemic, revolutionary technological innovation, and a deteriorating climate crisis, Germany elected a new federal government. Held only months after the election, this year's Berlin Forum offered exclusive insights into Germany’s foreign policy agenda in the post-Merkel era. Discussions also addressed European digital sovereignty, security in the wider neighbourhood, Europe’s position in an intensifying great power competition, and new impulses for climate diplomacy.
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Berlin Office
Pariser Platz 4a
10117 Berlin
Phone +49 • 30 • 206 267 - 60
Fax +49 • 30 • 206 267 - 67
Twitter @KoerberIP
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Dr. Liana Fix
Programme Director
Berlin Foreign Policy Forum; Körber Policy Game; Körber Strategic Stability Initiative; The Berlin Pulse
+49 • 30 • 206 267 - 77
fix@koerber-stiftung.de
Twitter @LianaFix
Julia Ganter
Programme Manager
The Berlin Pulse
Christoph Heilmeier
Programme Manager
Berlin Foreign Policy Forum; Körber Strategic Stability Initiative
Xenia Kelemen
Programme Manager
Berlin Foreign Policy Forum; Körber Policy Game
Anna Pröhl
Programme Manager
Berlin Foreign Policy Forum
The Berlin Pulse
The Berlin Pulse contrasts perspectives on German foreign policy by high-ranking international authors with current German public opinion based on representative surveys. Both the domestic and international expectations focus on the most pressing international challenges Germany currently faces. They elaborate on what German international responsibility should entail.
The Berlin Pulse is published annually on the occasion of the Berlin Foreign Policy Forum.
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