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US Perspective on the War in Ukraine: Policy Choices, Political Debates, and Public Attitudes

Washington has pledged support for Ukraine and approved the biggest arms, economic and humanitarian aid package since 1945. It has also provided intelligence and training. What is the political and economic thinking behind the current policy decisions? (9.6.2022)

War in Ukraine: International Media Coverage

Since 24 February 2022, the war in Ukraine has been in the headlines of mainstream, alternative, general, specialized, international, national, and local media. How can the first three months of the coverage be evaluated? (24.5.2022)

Will Russia’s independent journalism survive the Kremlin’s crackdown?

Currently, Novaya Gazeta and Riga-based Meduza are the only remaining independent media outlets in Russia. What can they do now, as war escalates and Russophobia spreads? (10.3.2022)

Understanding RT: functioning, financing, narratives, goal, outreach, and impact

Stephen Hutchings, expert on Russian media and culture in a conversation about the Kremlin's international news medium: What's the modus operandi of RT and how big is its impact? (28.2.2022)

Elections in Hungary: What is at stake for the Voters and for Europe?

Expert background talk on the upcoming Hungarian elections and their impact in Europe. (24.2.2022)

Why do people migrate to Europe? Motives, Expectations and Realities: A Conversation with Melita H. Šunjić

Melita H. Šunjić is a communication expert specialized on designing information campaigns for different refugee groups: her field work focuses on motives that trigger migration, challenges along the journey and expectations/frustrations upon arrival. (15.2.2022)

The Future of the BBC: A conversation with Emily Bell

Daniela Kraus spricht mit der renommierten Medienexpertin Emily Bell über die Zukunft der durch den angekündigten Gebührenstopp existenziell bedrohten BBC. (10.2.2022)

European Contexts: Successes and Failures of Covid-19 Vaccinations Rates in Europe

Die Impfrate europäischer Staaten rangiert von 29% in Bulgarien bis zu 89% in Portugal. Wie kommt es zu diesen gewaltigen Unterschieden? Mirjana Tomic und Ivan Vejvoda haben spannende Gäste aus sechs Ländern eingeladen, um diese Frage zu erörtern. (3.2.2022)

Managing the EU external Borders and increasing Migration Policy Choices: Spain, Italy, Greece, and Poland

Wie haben Spanien, Italien, Griechenland und Portugal ihre EU-Außengrenzen organisiert? (2.12.2021)

European Contexts: The Backsliding of Women’s Rights in Central and Southeast Europe: Who is to blame?

Bei dieser Veranstaltung aus der "European Contexts" Reihe diskutieren Expert*innen über die prekäre Situation der Frauenrechte in Zentral- und Südosteuropa. (3.11.2021)

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