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Similar to Hubert Aiwanger with the Free Voters (Freie Wähler), Sahra Wagenknecht also wants to reach disappointed citizens with her planned party. The two could compete for votes as early as the 2024 European elections. A threat to the Free Voters? [read more]

Are you part of a student initiative or looking to found one? Then this might be your chance: We are launching the Public Policy Impact Program, supporting you with funding, workspaces and our network. Apply by November 15th. Find more Information here. [read more]

As the leader of an academic institution devoted to democracy, the rule of law, and human rights, I'm heartbroken by the unimaginable loss and devastation caused by Hamas' attack against citizens in Israel and the war in Israel and Gaza as it now unfolds. Acknowledging the vastly different views of… [read more]

The CSU has won 37 per cent of the vote, its worst result since 1950, but can continue to govern with the Free Voters. Read the live blog. [read more]

Tim Büthe, professor and chair for International Relations, represented the HfP/TUM PERISCOPE team at the "High Level Forum on Pandemics – No Time for Neglect," jointly organized by the German Ministries of Health and of Cooperation & Development with the WHO and other international partners. Prof.… [read more]

At the NYU Digital Vision Forum on September 22, the President of the Republic of Korea Yoon Suk-yeol along with NYU President Linda G. Mills, NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan, and Yann LeCun emphasized the importance of guardrails for the AI age. In a far-ranging yet substantive panel… [read more]

NYU President Linda G. Mills and Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) President Kwang Hyung Lee were joined by Sung Bae Jun, president of the Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation, and Joon Hee Joh, president of the Korea Software Industry… [read more]

Jaimee Lau from the Chair of International Relations (Prof. Büthe) presented first results of her master thesis on public funding programs for climate technology startups at the retreat of the TUM Mission Network Circular Economy. Her analysis of public funding for startups shows that their expected… [read more]

Prof. Dr. Stefan Wurster talks to Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR) about "Polarisation in the Bavarian state election campaign". [read more]