Panel discussion with
Prof. Dr. Oliver Dörr
Chair of Public Law, European Law, International Law, and Comparative Law, University of Osnabrück
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schneckener
Professor of International Relations and Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Osnabrück
Rebecca Harms
Former Member of the European Parliament and leader of the Green Party in the European Parliament
Conversation leader
Prof. Dr. Valeriya Dinger, Professor of Macroeconomics at the Institute for Empirical Economic Research, Osnabrück University
The much-cited concept of a ‘turning point’ has been fuelling controversial debates for years – but what exactly has changed so fundamentally that ‘business as usual’ no longer seems viable? Is the EU reaching legal and political limits when it comes to acting swiftly and in a coordinated manner on security policy? How do conflicting interests, a lack of clear responsibilities and a fragmented perception of threats affect Europe’s ability to act? What form can and should a sustainable European security architecture take? And above all: will Europe manage this turning point – or is a security vacuum looming? These and other questions were discussed during the peace talks.
3 June 2026, 6.30 pm, University Auditorium, Neuer Graben 29/Schloss
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