On November 15, as part of their virtual series Democracies under Pressure: Challenges for the Global Liberal Order, the ACG and 1014 held a discussion with Dr. John Glenn, Senior Director of the International Forum for Democratic Studies, and Sarah Pagung, an Associate Fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), about authoritarian influence through interference in elections ranging from disputing results to manipulating or pre-determining election outcomes.
On November 14, the ACG and the Tennessee World Affairs Council held a discussion with Putin biographers and Russia experts, Katja Gloger, and Andrew S. Weiss (ACG Young Leader), the James Family Chair and vice president for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, about the war in Ukraine.
On November 14 the ACG held its weekly Kaffeepause with journalist Miriam Hollstein, (2008 ACG McCloy Fellow) Chief Reporter for T-Online in Berlin.
On October 20 the ACG hosted a discussion with German journalists Annett Meiritz, U.S. Correspondent for Handelsblatt, and Juliane Schäuble, U.S. Correspondent of Der Tagesspiegel, about the U.S. midterms – and how the election is being perceived in Europe.
On November 8, the ACG hosted a virtual discussion with Noah Barkin, Senior Visiting Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and Managing Editor at Rhodium Group, about Germany’s evolving position on China.