On Wednesday 21 October, anyone interested is invited to a lecture on the topic ‘The end of the transatlantic partnership? On the relationship between Europe, Germany and the USA’ in Room 4.07 at the TIETZ, Moritzstraße 20. The lecture is part of the ‘Science Up Close’ series.
Attendance is free of charge. You can register via the event link or by telephone on 0371 488-4343.
In his presentation, Prof. Dr Kai Oppermann, Professor of International Politics at Chemnitz University of Technology, will examine the current debate on the future of the transatlantic alliance. The focus will be on developments in the relationship between Europe, Germany and the USA, as well as the tension between economic interdependence and security interests.
The lecture will address the debate on the future of NATO and the evolution of the liberal international order. It will also examine changes in US foreign policy under Donald Trump and their potential implications for German and European foreign policy, as well as the pursuit of strategic autonomy in Europe.
Participants will gain insights into current research in international politics. Following the lecture, there will be an opportunity to engage in conversation with Prof. Dr Kai Oppermann on the topics presented and to discuss any questions.
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