Ludiwg Erhard's memoirs of his time as Chancellor, recently published and edited by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schlie, can be recommended reading for current government officials. The historical analysis of the break-up of the coalition between the Union parties and the FDP in 1966 offers astonishing parallels to today.

CASSIS Fellow Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinemann-Grüder comments on the upcoming NATO summit in a Focus Online article.

In an article in the IPS Journal, Dr. Landry Charrier outlines possible outcomes of the French parliamentary elections and what consequences this could have for Macron.

In an interview with NTV, CASSIS Fellow Dr. Frank Umbach assesses the significance of the call for help from Belgorod residents to Russian President Putin.

In an interview with Bayern 2, Prof. Dr. Ulrlich Schlie talks about the publication of Ludwig Erhard's memoirs.

In the guest article in "FOCUS online", Dr. Landry Charrier, Fellow at CASSIS, assesses the upcoming parliamentary elections in France and outlines possible scenarios.

Ludwig Erhard was the second German Chancellor and is remembered by Germans as the "father of the German Wirtschaftswunder". As part of the publication of Erhard's memoirs, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schlie has taken a closer look at his party career and now shows that Erhard's entry into the CDU in 1949 was faked.

In an interview with NTV, CASSIS Fellow Dr. Frank Umbach analyzes the current war situation in Ukraine against the backdrop of Western arms supplies and Russia's hybrid warfare.