In October 2025, Co-Director Johannes Lindner will return to his position at the European Central Bank; Thu Nguyen and Nils Redeker take over as Acting Co-Directors.

In the fifty-second episode of EU to go, Thu Nguyen talks to Luise Quaritsch (Jacques Delors Centre) and Philipp Darius (Hertie Centre for Digital Governance) about digital election interference, how algorithms reinforce polarisation, and the influence of figures such as Elon Musk.

To mark Jacques Delors' 100th birthday, a new foundation unites the Jacques Delors Institutes and Friends of Europe to reinvigorate European integration at a critical moment for the EU.

In the run-up to the official presentation of the new EU budget plans, economist Nils Redeker analyses the growth, adjustments and expected negotiations over the next two years for TV, radio and online media.

In the fifty-first episode of the EU to go podcast, Thu Nguyen speaks with Julia Symon (Finance Watch) and Sebastian Mack (Jacques Delors Centre) to take a critical look at the EU’s new deregulation agenda.

In a keynote address hosted by the Jacques Delors Centre, the President of the European Central Bank delivered a compelling vision for Europe’s economic and financial leadership amid growing global fragmentation.

As Europe faces mounting economic and climate pressures, European Commission Vice-President Teresa Ribera opened a two-day conference with a compelling case for a Clean Industrial Deal — a strategy to reconcile decarbonisation, competitiveness, and cohesion across the EU.

To mark the 50th episode of the EU to go podcast, Thu Nguyen joins Katarina Barley, Vice-President of the European Parliament, and Johannes Lindner in front of a live audience at the Hertie School to look back on the past five podcast years and Europe's expectations of the new German government. 

In the 49th episode of the EU to go podcast, Thu Nguyen discusses with Nils Redeker and Philipp Jäger the extent to which the large German fiscal package - made possible by the change in the debt brake for defence spending and the special fund for infrastructure - can also drive forward the European investment agenda.

The Hertie School Senior Researcher speaks about transnational solidarity and why the EU and its citizens must grow closer.

Students met with alumni working in the European capital and gained insights into European institutions with support from the futurEU Initiative and Hertie School Alumni Affairs.

During a public hearing in Brussels, the senior policy fellow for financial markets highlighted the growing role of non-banking financial institutions (NBFI) in the financial system, the risks associated with their interconnectedness with traditional banks, and the need for stronger EU-wide supervision.