How do people in Germany experience the epochal shifts triggered by global crises and conflicts? What influence do disinformation, increasing antisemitism and racism have on their lives?
In the Germany-wide Zeitenwende on tour townhall discussions, local citizens had their say and were able to discuss these issues with guests from the worlds of politics and academia. In addition to Germany’s security and EU policy as well as how to deal with global crises, the focus also lied on questions about the polarisation of German society.
The project was completed at the end of 2025.
In collaboration with The Munich Security Conference (MSC)
The Munich Security Conference (MSC) is the world’s leading forum for debates on international security policy. It provides a platform for diplomatic initiatives and approaches to address the world's most pressing security risks. The MSC aims to promote trust and contributes to the peaceful resolution of conflicts by providing a forum for long-term, curated yet informal dialogue among the international security community.
About the Munich Security Conference
