Our 2021/2022 Charlemagne Prize Fellow, Justinas Lingevicius, has published a thought-provoking article in Critical Military Studies, in which he delves into how military AI is framed within the EU context.

This is the 3rd milestone report of our 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellow, Elena Bascone, in which she explores the critical role of public-private collaboration in driving innovation, while offering actionable solutions.

This is the 3rd milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellow, Dr. Verónica Relano, in which she assesses the factors influencing the submission of pledges for the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030.

This is the 3rd milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellow, Yasmina Asrarguis, in which she analyses Europe's social media presence since October 7th, 2023.

Joan O'Hara (Senior Vice President, XR Association) and Elena Bascone (Charlemagne Prize Fellow 2023/2024) explore together the most pressing challenges faced by innovation and its impact on the policy space as well as on society in Europe and the U.S.

This is the 2nd milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellow, Yasmina Asrarguis, in which she examines the role and duty of Europe in the Middle East.

This is the 2nd milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellow, Dr. Verónica Relaño, in which she examines the role of biogeographical processes and seminars.

This is the 2nd milestone report of our 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellow, Elena Bascone, in which she explains why new technologies are a historical opportunity for European leaders.

Read and download the Charlemagne Prize Academy's 2023 Annual Report "Europe's Path to Strategic Sovereignty – How Do We Achieve an Equitable and Resilient Reset?" here.

This is the first milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellowship by Miranda Loli, in which she sketches out key aspects in the post-soviet transformation of Ukraine, with a special focus on the implications for corruption and state-capture.

This is the first milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellowship by Dr. Verónica Relaño, in which she assesses the state of play of the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030.

This is the first milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellowship by Yasmina Asrarguis, in which she assesses the legacy of the Oslo Accords and Europe's past and future role in the Middle East.

This is the first milestone report of the 2023/24 Charlemagne Prize Academy Fellowship by Elena Bascone, in which she examines what the aerospace and aviation industry consortiums can teach to European XR businesses.

Der Weltraum ist zunehmend umkämpft. Die USA, China und andere sind schon da. Zeit für ein Umdenken auch in Deutschland. Ein Kommentar von Claudia Major und Lisa Becker (Fellow 2022/2023).

Read and download the Charlemagne Prize Academy's 2022 Annual Report "Shaping the Change – How Can We Succeed in a World of Transformation?" here.

In this article, Charlemagne Prize Fellow 2021/2022, Justinas Lingevicious, explores the discrepancy between the European Commission's stance on excluding military AI from its emerging AI policy and EU initiatives supporting military AI.

This is the first milestone report of the 2021/2022 Fellowship programme by our Fellows Dr. Alexandra Campmas and Nadina Iacob, who seek to investigate the implications of a digital euro and its potential to shape the future of the EU.

Read the article by Herr&Speer (our 2021/2022 Charlemagne Prize Fellows Vincent-Immanuel Herr and Martin Speer) about the need for the EU to create its own army in The Washington Post (22 May 2022). 

In May 2022, the "eu!radio" series "Ideas on Europe" featured Miriam Mona Mukalazi, our 2021/2022 Charlemagne Prize Fellow.

Read and download the Charlemagne Prize Academy's 2021 Annual Report "Europe at the Crossroads – New Perceptions of Solidarity" here.

Against the background of the COVID-19 pandemic, our Charlemagne Prize Fellow 2020/2021 Radu Dumitrescu argues that shortened – petit – (European) supply chains are a way to attain economic resilience and strenghten Europe's economy. 

This Issue Paper, written by Sophie Pornschlegel in the framework of the Charlemagne Prize Fellowship 2020/2021 and in cooperation with the EPC, explores the different forms and dimensions of solidarity at the EU level before delving deeper into an analysis of solidarity during the COVID-19...

Read the comment written by our Charlemagne Prize Fellow 2020/2021, Iulian Romanyshyn, and published by "Encompass" in July 2021 on the EU's strategic autonomy in security and defense.

Dr. Photini Vrikki, Charlemagne Prize Fellow 2020/2021, offers an overview of recommendations grounded in the European Commission's recent actions, particularly focusing on digital sovereignty.

(GERMAN) Karlspreis Academy Fellow 2020/2021 Sophie Pornschlegel kommentiert, wie individuelle Freiheiten und kollektive Verantwortung während der Pandemie ausbalanciert werden können und welche Rolle Solidarität und staatliche Maßnahmen dabei spielen sollten.

This is the first milestone report of the 2020/2021 Charlemagne Prize Fellow Dr. Photini Vrikki, who researches on the question what solidarity-based approaches would mean for the creation of common European data spaces

Read the Policy Brief by Iulian Romanyshyn, 2020/2021 Fellow of the Charlemagne Prize Academy, about the revival of the transatlantic partnership and Europe's plan for strategic autonomy.

This first milestone report of the 2020/2021 Fellowship programme by our Fellow Radu George Dumitrescu presents the latest trends and the reasons for which companies move their production and manufacturing capabilities outside of Europe.

Read the full article written by our Charlemagne Prize Fellow 2020/2021, Iulian Romanyshyn, and published by EUobserver!

Read and download the Charlemagne Prize Academy's Annual Report 2020 here.