The Study Group on Global Issues, chaired by Dr. Reinhard Loske, Senator in Bremen, discussed international climate policy issues shortly before the UN climate conference in Bali and the role of developing countries in a Kyoto follow-up agreement.
Dr. Karsten Sach, Head of the Subdepartment for International Cooperation in the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Natural Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Jennifer Morgan, Director for Climate and Energy Safety at E3G and Dr. Klaus Mittelbach, Head of the Department for Environment and Technology in the Federation of German Industries, gave introductory lectures.
Study group meetings are strictly confidential. Participation is by invitation only. Academic advisors to the Study Group on Global Issues are Dr. Henning Riecke and Katharina Gnath.
Germany’s popularity on rise in Arab world
Interview with Zoé Nautré
30.06.2009 | Common Ground News Service
Resume of the Czech EU presidency
Interview with Marie-Lena May
29.06.2009 | Český rozhlas (Czech Radio Station)
Integration of Ukraine into the Euro-Atlantic Community is inevitable
Preceding the visit of German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his Polish counterpart to Kiev, Alexander Rahr, accompanied by former President of Poland Alexander Kwasniewski and other European politicians, has held talks with Ukraine’s leading presidential candidates on 16 – 17 June. (25.06.2009)
New Beginning in the relationship Russia to the USA
From 9 to 12 June, Alexander Rahr, accompanied by Eckart von Klaeden, MP, CDU, Horst Teltschik, and Professor Joachim Krause and by invitation of the Aspen Institute, has held talks with representatives of the new US-Administration and leading experts from think tanks in Washington, DC, regarding the re-launching of the US-Russia relationship. (25.06.2009)
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. (16.06.2009)
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