An evening in cooperation with Herder Verlag.

Germany has long been regarded as an economic role model - but how stable is the situation really? Wolfgang Münchau talks about current developments in the German economy and examines them from different perspectives.

The focus is on both the internal perspective - how companies, politicians and society experience the economic situation - and the view from outside: what assessments and evaluations are provided by international observers, and where are there risks that are often less visible at home?

The discussion offers well-founded insights into economic structures, political framework conditions and global connections. It deals with the opportunities and challenges that characterize Germany as a business location and the question of how the German economy can position itself for the future. An informative, vivid and exciting discussion for anyone who wants to understand the background and prospects of the economy.

Wolfgang Münchau is co-founder and director of "Eurointelligence" and publishes on European economic policy and history. His weekly column on European topics is published by "El Pais", "Corriere della Sera" and "Handelsblatt". 1999 co-founder and 2001 to 2003 editor-in-chief of the "Financial Times Deutschland"; from 2003 to 2020 columnist for the "Financial Times"; long-standing columnist for Spiegel Online. 2012 he was awarded the SABEW prize for the best international columnist. In 2016, he received the Keynes Society Prize for Economic Journalism. Wolfgang Münchau is the author of several award-winning books. He lives near Oxford.