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Energized Greens
Posted on 2009-06-16.
On June 16, 2009, at the Heinrich Böll Foundation (HBF), Dr. Josef Braml, Editor-in-Chief of DGAP’s “Yearbook on International Relations,” discussed the Yearbook’s recommendations for a “Sustainable Energy Security Policy” with HBF’s Chief Executive Ralf Fücks and the Green Party’s Deputy Chief Whip and top election candidate Jürgen Trittin.
Event calendar:
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International Futures 6
Sunday 14. March 09:00 - Friday 26. 18:00
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DGAP im Dialog: Die Europäische Union nach Lissabon: Wie geht es weiter?
Thursday 18. March 17:30 - 20:30
Frankfurt
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DGAPforum NRW: Chancen der Zusammenarbeit mit Russland
Monday 22. March 19:00 - 20:30
Köln
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Luftfahrtindustrie und Politik – zum Spannungsverhältnis einer dauerhaften Partnerschaft
Thursday 25. March 18:30 - 20:00
DGAP, Berlin
DGAP in the news
Financial Aid Package for Greece Would Put Chancellor Merkel’s Coalition at Risk
TV Interview with Almut Möller
05.03.2010 | BBC World
Meeting of the Dalai Lama with President Obama
Interview with Prof. Dr. Eberhard Sandschneider
18.02.2010 | ARTE | Deutschlandradio | SWR
DGAPinfo
On February 22, 2010, Marcel Viëtor took part in an expert meeting in Brussels devoted to energy policy and energy security issues. Invited by the President of the European Parliament, he lectured on the topic “Energy Security, Interdependence, and Diversification“. (22.02.2010)
Central Asia between Russia, China and the EU
On the 20th of January 2010 Dr. Stefan Meister spoke in the context of a panel discussion organized by the DGAP Forum NRW and the Deutsch-Usbekische Gesellschaft about the increasing importance of Central Asia for the EU in Bonn. At the event Meister pointed out, that the EU is competing increasingly regarding resources and influence with China and Russia in the region. (20.01.2010)
The EU’s Energy Security and Russia
On December 7, 2009, at the PASS-Seminar of the George Marshall Center in Berlin, Marcel Viëtor lectured on the topic “The EU’s Energy Security and Russia“. (07.12.2009)
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