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Winning back the future – The Berlin Summit 2025 has begun

Building on the Berlin Declaration, international experts will discuss until June 13 how industrial, climate, and globalization policies can be rethought—in a forward-looking, fair, and effective manner.

BY

THOMAS FRICKE

PUBLISHED

11. JUNE 2025

READING TIME

2 MIN

“The old world is dying, the new world is struggling to come to life: this is the age of monsters.” What philosopher Antonio Gramsci said about his time in the 1930s is true again in 2025. But what will the new world look like? What will replace the old world, which was shaped by a belief in free markets and globalization? What does an industrial policy look like that looks ahead instead of just reacting to crises? What about a climate policy that gets people on board? And what about better-managed globalization—without tariff wars and abuse of power by big tech?

Starting today, leading experts from around the world will explore all of these questions at the second Berlin Summit, building on last year’s Berlin Declaration: Winning back the future. Today and tomorrow in smaller groups, and for everyone on June 13. At the Stober estate on the outskirts of Berlin.

Registration for the public part on Friday is still open.

 

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