News from the Jacques Delors Centre

The Süddeutsche Zeitung discusses the proposals of Policy Fellow Sebastian Mack for the upcoming EU audit market reform. 

In Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, the Professor of International Political Economy discusses bridging the gap between academia and politics.

In an article in Les Echos, Policy Fellow Yann Wernert discusses Olaf Scholz’ speech at Charles University in Prague, and what this speech means for the future of Europe. 

The EU wants to become climate neutral with the climate package "Fit for 55". In the twenty-fourth episode of EU to go - Der Podcast für Europapolitik, Thu Nguyen talks to Philipp Jäger about the strengths and weaknesses of the Commission's proposal. 

Financial crime increasingly threatens our democracy, warn Theresa Neef, Konrad Duffy and JDC Policy Fellow Sebastian Mack.

Scholars convene to examine the resilience of the EU political order and role of the judiciary.

The experts on Franco-German relations on compromise and the way forward after French parliamentary election.

On Monday, June 27th 2022,high-level guest speakers from the Political and Academic spheres came together in Berlin to discuss the future of the European Union in the context of an energy crisis, but also at a time when the concept European Sovereignty is challenged.

Migration experts Judith Kohlenberger and Lucas Rasche talk about the EU's next steps and the impact of the invasion of Ukraine on EU migration policy.

France expert Yann Wernert talks to experts in the BR24 podcast "1 topic, 3 heads" about the EU accession candidates Ukraine and Moldova after the visit of the heads of state from Germany, France, Italy and Romania.

On 15 June 2022, the first Henrik Enderlein Prize was awarded in Paris to Harvard professor Stefanie Stantcheva and associate professor at Oxford University Tarik Abou-Chadi.

With their research, the economist and political scientist are making an important contribution to the future of Europe.