German Politics in Flux Season 2, episode 6 of our seven-part series The New Germany with historian Katja Hoyer and journalist Oliver Moody. German Politics in Flux: How exactly has the party landscape in Germany changed in recent decades? How do the power relations between and within the parties work? What does this mean for the democratic self-image of the parties? And what does it mean for the democratic order? Guest: Melanie Amann, Head of the Spiegel Berlin Office

Season 2, episode 5 of our seven-part series The New Germany with historian Katja Hoyer and journalist Oliver Moody. German Schuldenangst: Where does the German fear of debt come from? What has shaped the German economic memory culture and how well does it reflect Germany's real economic history? Guest: Philippa Sigl-Glöckner, Director & General Manager of the think tank "Dezernat Zukunft" & Former Economist at the Federal Ministry of Finance

Season 2, episode 4 of our seven-part series The New Germany with historian Katja Hoyer and journalist Oliver Moody. Germany’s Grand Strategy: Why has Germany not developed a geostrategy to date? When and why have other states done so? And what does this mean for Germany's future foreign and security policy in changing times? Guest: Brendan Simms, Professor of the History of International Relations, University of Cambridge

Klimaproteste schaffen es trotz vieler anderer Themen immer wieder in die Nachrichten und Talkshows, insbesondere die Proteste der „Letzten Generation“. Wieso bekommt dieser Protest so viel Aufmerksamkeit? In welcher Tradition stehen diese Proteste? Und warum braucht es auch heute noch den Körper für den Protest? Darüber haben wir mit dem Historiker Philipp Gassert in unserer neuen Podcast-Folge gesprochen.

Season 2, episode 3 of our seven-part series "The New Germany" with historian Katja Hoyer and journalist Oliver Moody. Germany and Poland: What role does the past play with regard to the current tense relationship between Germany and Poland? How is Germany perceived in Poland? How can historical sensitivity help to improve relations between the neighboring countries? And which actors are crucial for this? Guest: Karolina Wigura Sociologist/Historian, Robert Bosch Academy & University of Warsaw