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Podcast
04.05.2021

Podcast EU to go - Global player or fair play? The European industrial strategy

In eighth eighth epsiode Thu Nguyen talks to Nils Redeker and Anke Obendiek about the new European industrial strategy.

Centre news
08.02.2021

WDR 5 - Inequality on the rise

The Corona crisis could increase inequality within the EU, Nils Redeker warns on WDR 5.

 
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04.02.2021

Willingness to take COVID-19 vaccines increases across Europe

Especially since actual vaccinations started in December, skepticism declines.

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10.12.2020

A majority of Brits now think that it was wrong to leave the EU

But the country remains deeply divided on how future relations should look like.

Podcast
03.12.2020

Podcast EU to go - Biden and the EU - A return of the West?

In our new German Podcast series EU to go, we offer you sharp, concise analyses of current EU politics
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15.10.2020

EU green house gas emission (in CO2 equivalent), base year 1990

EU needs to substantially step up its efforts to achieve the 2030 climate targets

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09.10.2020

Short-time work programs help prevent unemployment, but not for everyone

Especially the young seem to often fall through the cracks of existing schemes

News
15.09.2020

Euractiv - Time to get real for the 'geopolitical' European Commission

"A geopolitically assertive EU is needed more than ever“ argue Nicole Koenig and Nils Redeker in their article on Euractiv.com. The State of the Union speech provides a momentum for the EU to sketch its power agenda.
News
09.09.2020

Euranet Plus - EU needs additional instrument for the corporate sector

In an interview with Euranet Plus, Nils Redeker explains how disparities between member states are likely to increase if no additional instrument for the support of the corporate sector is deployed by the EU.
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30.07.2020

Worrying about travelling during Corona is a privilege many Europeans do not have
News
16.07.2020

Financial Times – Solvency Support instrument should be redesigned, not chopped up

In their Brussels Briefing, the Financial Times cite Theresa Küspert and Nils Redeker’s criticism of the planned €26bn solvency support instrument to help struggling companies.
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28.05.2020

All member states have a vital interest in a joint recovery. This is particularly true for some of the Frugal Four