International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) - Rainbow flag next to the EPLOs buildings

Inauguration of the ' Europa Experience - The exhibition of the European House, Berlin '

In this session, the Liaison Office of the European Parliament and the Representation of the European Commission in Germany invite viewers to follow and take part online in the live panel discussion about “Europe in the World” from the European House in Berlin. How can Europe design its own international future but independent from other global pressures? How can Europe set global standards? What can European Foreign Policy achieve in today’s highly dynamic global environment? What needs to change? What can change? These and more are among the questions the audience will discuss with the panel. European citizens from around Germany will tune in to provide their input and the improv theatre group frei.wild will entertain between sessions.

Europe in the world: How to deal with our competitors, opponents, and allies?

In this session, the Liaison Office of the European Parliament and the Representation of the European Commission in Germany invite viewers to follow and take part online in the live panel discussion about digitalisation from the European House in Berlin. Silicon Valley, A.I., big data and much more – digitalisation can empower us and make our world a better place. But what will the digital future look like and will everyone benefit from the digital transition equally? In this discussion, the audience can pose questions about “Empowerment: What can digital technologies contribute to our democracy?“ to the panel. European citizens from around Germany will tune in to provide their input and the improv theatre group frei.wild will entertain between sessions.

Digital Europe: How can we keep up in the data stream?

In this session, EP liaison office and EC Representation in Germany invite viewers to take part online in the live panel discussion about the Green Deal from the European House in Berlin. In December, the European Member States agreed on ambitious climate goals. But how do we achieve climate-neutrality by 2050? And what does it mean for German households, companies, and regions? How will Europe take action on the Green Deal and how fair is it? How does it help and how does it challenge the economic recovery following the corona crisis? Panelists and audience alike are invited to discuss these questions. Anne Wagenführ-Leroyer, Head of the EU representation of the German Caritas Association in Brussels, will also tune in live to provide her insights into the social aspects of the Green Deal.

Climate-friendly EU: The Green Deal – green but also fair?

During his official visit in Berlin (Germany)&nbsp;Antonio TAJANI, EP President visits the&nbsp;Europa Experience exhibition in the&nbsp;EU House. He Meets with a family visiting the exhibition.

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