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Joachim Telgenbüscher on the opportunities and challenges of history education in the digital sphere.

Two weeks after the presidential elections in the United States, Senator Chris Murphy opened the third session of our digital series »MYL Around the World«. Focusing on foreign and security policy under the Biden Administration, this time the discussion zoomed in on the US and the implications of the government transition for Europe and the rest of...

The corona pandemic in 2020 upset plans for commemorating the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Gabriele Woidelko explains the variety of topics of digital remembrance activities and the chances of digital formats on the basis of the work of the Körber Foundation.

The Körber Foundation’s representative survey »Engagement or restraint?« show that the majority of Germans now expect the transatlantic relationship to normalize. The damage caused under President Donald Trump is not irreparable, says Nora Müller, Head of International Politics at the Körber Foundation.

On 24 November the Berlin Foreign Policy Forum 2020 will take place in cooperation with the German Federal Foreign Office. Under the headline »Turning Crisis into Opportunity? Europe in a (Post-) Pandemic World Order«, the Forum will again set the stage for discussions on the most important current foreign policy challenges for Germany and Europe.

Shortly after the US presidential election in 2020, the President of the German Bundestag, Wolfgang Schäuble, and historian Adam Tooze of Columbia University in New York discussed past, present and future challenges to Europe and the transatlantic relationship.