Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska talks to Tok FM about Theresa May's ‘coughing’ speech at the Conservative party annual conference.
06 October 2017
Tok FM: Po "kaszlącym" przemówieniu Theresy May
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BBC World at One: Germany has economic interests in Brexit
Sophia Besch speaks to the BBC World at One about the Brexit negotiations (from 12.00 mins).
09 October 2017
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For friends of the CER: Notes from Turkey, October 2017
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Piqd: Armes Deutschland – 15 Jahre Hartz IV
Christian Odendahl ist Chefökonom des Londoner Centre for European Reform (CER) und als solcher schreibt und denkt er zu europäischen Wirtschaftsfragen: Eurokrise, Banken, Wachstum, Handel, politische Ökonomie. In seinem Policy Brief “The Hartz Myth: A closer look at Germany’s labour market reforms” hat er untersucht, was die ökonomischen Umstände der Reformen waren.
13 October 2017
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Marketplace: Will Merkel go along with Macron's EU reform plan?
Christian Odendahl of the Centre for European Reform in Berlin said the new coalition government will tread carefully and try not to upset the new French president. "Germany does know, and I think the FDP also knows, that Macron and France are incredibly important to Germany and the stability of the European Union, now with Britain out," Odendahl said.
09 October 2017
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BBC News at six: Theresa May visits Brussels
John Springford speaks to BBC News about the Brexit negotiations (from 10.30 mins).
16 October 2017
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France 24: Much more work to be done after Brexit summit
“Officials I talk to, in both the UK government and the European Commission, are fairly optimistic that in December the EU will declare that sufficient progress has been made [to move onto phase two]," said Charles Grant, an analyst at the Centre for European Reform in London, in an interview with FRANCE 24. “But of course that is not certain," he added.
21 October 2017
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BBC Radio 4: Profile of Martin Selmayr
Charles Grant speaks to Radio 4 about Martin Selmayr (from 10.40 mins) and how Selmayr is committed to a more integrated Europe.
22 October 2017
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CER podcast: Should we learn to live with a nuclear North Korea?
Sophia Besch talks to Ian Bond about how likely it is that North Korea can be prevented from getting a strategic nuclear capability, the usefulness of sanctions against Pyongyang, and what to expect from President Trump’s forthcoming visit to Asia.
You can read more on this topic in Ian's recent CER bulletin article Can the world live with North Korea's bomb?.
25 October 2017
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LSE public lecture: Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, no Brexit?
2016 was unquestionably a year of political and economic shocks with Brexit and the election of President Trump. The UK elections in June 2017 created further difficulties for the Brexit negotiations with the Conservative and Democratic Unionist party agreement which left the Brexit process in uncertain territory. This event explores what Brexit will mean for the relationship between the UK, Germany and the EU.
Speakers: Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska, a research fellow at the Centre for European Reform; David McAllister, Chair of the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the European Parliament and a vice president of the European People's Party; and John Ryan is Visiting Fellow, LSE IDEAS and a senior adviser for private and public sector organisations on Brexit.
19 October 2017
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China Business Network (CBN): German elections
Christian Odendahl speaks to China Business Network about the German elections.
25 September 2017
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China Business Network (CBN): German election results
Sophia Besch speaks to China Business Network about the German election results (from 0.42).
25 September 2017
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NUPI: Brexit and implications for the EU, EEA and Norway
Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska of the CER spoke on Brexit and the British perspective’, whilst René Repasi (University of Rotterdam), Christophe Hillion (UIO/NUPI), Baldur Thorhallsson (University of Iceland), Niels Engelshiøn (MFA) spoke about Norway, Iceland and the EU.
30 October 2017
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BBC Radio 4: Europe Unbound
Charles Grant, director of the Centre for European Reform speaks to Edward Stourton about how the European Union might change after Britain leaves. "The wind is back in Europe's sails", according to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. In September, in his annual address to the European Parliament, he set out a bold dream for the future. Soon afterwards it was echoed by another, this time from French President Emmanuel Macron who declared that "the only path that assures our future is the rebuilding of a Europe that is sovereign, united and democratic". Amongst the proposals that the two leaders put forward were a European budget run by a European finance minister, an enlargement of the Schengen passport-free travel zone, and much closer collaboration on tax, defence, and a host of other issues.
31 October 2017
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BBC Radio 4: Brexit a guide for the perplexed
Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska speaks to BBC Radio 4 about UK's sovereignty post-Brexit.
06 November 2017
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CER podcasts: Relaunching the EU
The CER has launched a major new report ‘Relaunching the EU’. In this podcast mini-series, CER researchers explain some of the reports main recommendations.
Relaunching the EU, Episode 1: A more flexible Union
Charles Grant lays out a proposal for a new European Architecture. He argues for the EU to develop more flexible structures, so that its countries are given greater choice over which policies they take part in.
Relaunching the EU, Episode 2: Migration and security
John Springford and Luigi Scazzieri argue that he EU needs to prioritise the development of a new neighbourhood policy, as a way of reducing both security threats and migration pressures.
Relaunching the EU, Episode 3: Reforming the eurozone
Christian Odendahl discusses possible reforms to eurozone governance that could put the currency union on a more stable footing.
08 November 2017
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Marketplace: Brexit: Let's call the whole thing off?
Is Britain having second thoughts about Brexit? And if it fails to secure a satisfactory exit deal, could it call the whole thing off? “I think it’s possible but unlikely,” said John Springford of the pro-Europe Centre for European Reform. “If we were going to reverse Brexit without a huge backlash, there would have to be quite a significant shift in public opinion. But we’ve had lots and lots of opinion polls, and they all produce a similar result as last year’s referendum: about fifty-fifty,” Springford said.
02 November 2017
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Deutsche Welle: Inside Europe: A call to relaunch and reform the European Union
The European Union is currently grappling with a number of challenges from migration to Brexit. Amidst that backdrop, the Centre for European Reform or CER think-tank, has just issued a blue-print for change called ‘Relaunching the EU’. So what are its key proposals? Charles Grant is director of the CER.
10 November 2017
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Voice of America: EU signs historic defence pact as Brexit, Trump drive bloc to co-operate
Three years later, Russia’s invasion of Crimea persuaded many European leaders of the need for closer defence. “It has failed in the past. There is a window of opportunity now that they have seized on, led by predominantly Germany and France, to build this group of 23 who want to integrate more closely,” says Sophia Besch, security and defence analyst at the Centre for European Reform....“The strong sense in Europe that America will no longer be there to rescue them, and that they have to get serious, that they have to grow up on defense themselves. Then secondly, we’ve had Brexit. The UK has always been critical of European defence integration on the EU level,” says Besch.
14 November 2017
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Conference on 'The future of the EU' livestreaming 20/11/17
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