Events

Drawing on three years of transatlantic research and exchange, the project's closing conference explored actionable strategies for heartland revitalization—demonstrating that cities and municipalities are driving both economic revival and democratic renewal.

What does it mean to take responsibility today? This was the central question we discussed at the 2025 Political Symposium.

Progressive government leaders and NGOs met in London for a strategy debate. Report on differences in discourse and what can be learned from them.

In an era marked by global insecurity, geopolitical friction, and economic transformation, the Progressive Economics Network (PEN) reconvened in Washington, D.C.

The CDU/CSU and SPD parties have reached an agreement in the exploratory talks at a remarkable speed to create a special fund for infrastructure and to provide a far-reaching opportunity to increase defense spending beyond the limits of the debt brake. How should these proposals be assessed? What needs to be considered for the sustainable success of this modernization agenda? These questions were discussed on March 7, 2025, in a background roundtable with experts.

Two new policy papers offer valuable insights into (former) industrial regions in the United States. Here’s what we learned discussing them with experts.

Progressive Economics Network Meeting in Berlin on inflation, industrial policy, and investments

Following Trump’s election to a second term, we asked experts what this outcome means for progressive forces – in the U.S., across various states, and in Europe. Here’s what they shared in our election debrief.