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In the heart of Europe, Europe at the heart?

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Shortly after the German snap election, experts analyse the results from a German, French and Polish perspective. The focus of the analysis will be on the impact on the dynamics of the Weimar Triangle and the future development of the European Union.

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Wednesday, 26 February 2025 01:00 pm – Wednesday, 26 February 2025 02:00 pm Add to calendar

The German snap elections elections in 2025 have brought central issues of European cooperation into focus: migration and asylum, the Schengen area and border controls, the economy and competitiveness as well as the Green Deal. The election will not only shape Germany's course in the EU, but will also influence cooperation in the Weimar Triangle with France and Poland.

While Poland holds the EU Council Presidency and is preparing for presidential elections, France is facing domestic political challenges without a stable majority. This discussion in English looks at the impact of the German election from three perspectives: How was the role of the EU discussed during the election campaign? What expectations do France and Poland have of the new German government? And what are the future prospects for the Weimar Triangle within the EU?

We invite you to join our public discussion to discuss these and other questions under the impression of the election results.

Wednesday, 26. February 2025, 1-2 pm via Zoom

Speakers:

Prof. Dr Eva Heidbreder, Professor for Multilevel Governance in Europe, University of Magdeburg

Sophie Pornschlegel, Deputy Director, Europe Jacques Delors, Brussels

Dr Maria Skóra, Affiliate Research Fellow, Institut für Europäische Politik, Berlin

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Prof. Dr Funda Tekin, Director, Institut für Europäische Politik, Berlin

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Dr Johanna Hase
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Simone Klee
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William Tovarovski
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About the Europe talks project: The IEP's Europe Talks bring together citizens, decision-makers, academics and civil society to discuss challenges and perspectives on European integration. In this way, they promote the debate on European policy in Germany.

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