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Peer Teschendorf
Irène Sabarly
The Tiergarten Conference is the annual international foreign and security policy conference of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. Since 2012, international experts and political decision-makers have come together every year in expert discussions and public events to analyse strategic issues and develop progressive options for action. With its public events, the Tiergarten Conference makes the results of these discussions accessible to a broad public and thus contributes to a differentiated debate on foreign and security policy in Germany. The Tiergarten - a place of international relations and the seat of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung's international work.
Moeed Yusuf and Ejaz Haider examine Europe’s role in an alternative future.
NATO is stronger than it has been for a long time! But is it also united? Mapping national debates on NATO in 14 member states and selected non-member states.
Security Radar provides a realistic picture of public perception regarding current geopolitical challenges and security threats.
This question has become more pressing than ever. The international order is under increasing strain. Conflicts are on the rise, while the effectiveness of international law and multilateral organisations continues to decline.
Can we place our hopes in middle powers to prevent the international order from unravelling, as Canadian prime minister Mark Carney urged at Davos? Or are smaller states and regional organisations, such as the European Union, now assuming a more important role? In a world where national interests are taking precedence, is there still space for cooperation and collective action to tackle shared global challenges?
At #TGK26, high-level politicians and experts from around the world will come together to discuss, from a progressive perspective, who should take responsibility for addressing the situation.
Further details, including the programme and information about this year's conference guests, will be announced in due course.
