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Climate Change Elections

March 2, 2023

“ This could be a significant political crisis for the coalition. But green issues were at the centre of the election. I think it's going to be very difficult for Scholz to renege on it.”

The Telegraph

Jacob Kirkegaard

Ursula von der Leyen talking at Press Conference after the European Council

European Union United States Climate Change

February 2, 2023

EU unveils green industry plan to counter US spending spree

Jacob Kirkegaard

President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the European Council

European Union Turkey Climate Change Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

November 11, 2022

The Challenge of Decarbonisation and EU-Turkey Trade Relations

Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik

Kadri Tastan

Climate Change Defense Cooperation

July 24, 2022

“ Russia's war against Ukraine has already put the fight against climate change on the back burner. If you look at Germany, for example, the economics minister Robert Habeck just had to recently announce more use of coal to power the German economy since the natural gas from Russia is being weaponized.”

NPR

Sudha David-Wilp

Waterless dam in a dry and drought-affected landscape.

Turkey Climate Change

May 10, 2022

Turkey’s Climate Opportunities and Challenges

Chatham House

Kadri Tastan

Karim Elgendy

Climate Change Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

May 3, 2022

“ Our diplomatic energies are no longer focused on the capitals of Paris, Berlin and London. India is starting to develop new partnerships with Europe’s sub-regions. India and Denmark, for example, signed a unique Green Strategic Partnership in 2020 – which will focus on dealing with climate, advanced technologies, and renewable energy. These are all crucial for India for building domestic resilience and capacities.”

Hindustan Times

Garima Mohan

Climate Change Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

April 22, 2022

“ There’s nothing anywhere else in the world like Germany’s Green Party. A rabid antipathy to all things nuclear is embedded in the Greens’ DNA. ... Still, with war crimes splashed across international news sites, surely Germany would revisit its plans to shutter the remaining plants.”

The Boston Globe

Peter Sparding

Russia Turkey Ukraine Climate Change Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

March 29, 2022

Decarbonizing EU-Turkey Energy Cooperation: Challenges and Prospects

SWP

Kadri Tastan

Climate Change

January 29, 2022

“ The legacy of the pandemic is that we really know now that if the crisis is big enough then common European debt might at least be part of the solution and my bet come two, three, four years from now [is] the climate situation will reach that political level.”

CNBC

Jacob Kirkegaard

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Strengthening US-EU Cooperation on Technical Standards in an Era of Strategic Competition

From Competition to Collaboration: Empowering Emerging Leaders at TILN 2023 Brussels Week

China’s Rise in the Global Digital Space

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Strengthening US-EU Cooperation on Technical Standards in an Era of Strategic Competition

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China’s Rise in the Global Digital Space

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“ This could be a significant political crisis for the coalition. But green issues were at the centre of the election. I think it's going to be very difficult for Scholz to renege on it.”

EU unveils green industry plan to counter US spending spree

The Challenge of Decarbonisation and EU-Turkey Trade Relations

Turkey’s Climate Opportunities and Challenges

“ There’s nothing anywhere else in the world like Germany’s Green Party. A rabid antipathy to all things nuclear is embedded in the Greens’ DNA. ... Still, with war crimes splashed across international news sites, surely Germany would revisit its plans to shutter the remaining plants.”

Decarbonizing EU-Turkey Energy Cooperation: Challenges and Prospects

“ The legacy of the pandemic is that we really know now that if the crisis is big enough then common European debt might at least be part of the solution and my bet come two, three, four years from now [is] the climate situation will reach that political level.”