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ERSTE LESUNG makes work-(political)-life balance possible As a sociologist of technology and a communications and media scientist, I became interested in the social and political implications of the digital transformation early on, and from 2009 I also became an active specialized politician and advisor for

An internship in the heart of Europe: ERSTE LESUNG in cooperation with the European Leadership Program (ELP) makes it possible As a student on a European binational degree course, I had long wanted to do an internship in the EU bubble in the heart of

Between sandpit and EU-Parliament — How to Continue Your Career Even Part-Time To be a mom and have a fulfilling job — that's what I've always wanted. It was clear to me long before my daughter was born that I wanted to return to work

The hydrogen strategy: German-Norwegian cooperation as the key to long-term success Germany will need to secure up to 70% of its future hydrogen demand through imports, with Norway emerging as a crucial partner in this endeavor, leading to closer collaboration between the two countries. Germany

Chancellor Scholz Dances with the Dragon Mats Najberg, Head of the Brussels Office and long-time Hong Kong resident, gives his two cents on the current status of Germany-China relations.  I’m Shippin’ up to Hamburg (whoaaa) In the past weeks, the city of Hamburg has been

"Parental Leave is a Career Killer" – Not at Our Company! In late June, I returned to work from parental leave. I enjoyed the time with my son immensely. My heart was heavy when I pulled the front door shut behind me on my first

What the Diplomatic Ice Age of the Visegrád Group Means for the Czech EU Council Presidency Visegrád most likely no longer exists, a Polish newspaper commented on the canceled defense minister meeting of Visegrád countries Poland, Slovakia, Czechia, and Hungary (V4) at the end of