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Rivalries between superpowers pose a threat to emerging economies like Sri Lanka. In an interview at Berlin Global Dialogue, President Wickremesinghe says what he hopes to see from Berlin.

Francis de Véricourt, professor at ESMT Berlin, stated at BGD that the situation is serious and Europe is in danger of losing out in the global competition for the technologies of the future.

Day two of the Berlin Global Dialogue kicked off this morning. Follow the live stream.

At the new Berlin Global Dialogue format, prominent guests provided insights into as-yet-unknown change processes at global institutions. DW defines it as a political premiere.

Olaf Scholz stated at ESMT Berlin during the BGD in conversation with African Alliance CEO Delphine Traoré that the world is already multipolar.

Lars-Hendrik Röller, professor at ESMT Berlin, wants to find solutions with BGD for a "world that has fallen into a state of unorder".

Lars-Hendrik Röller, professor at ESMT Berlin, economist, and Angela Merkel's most important economic advisor, uses his network to bring world leaders to Berlin.

Berlin Global Dialogue at ESMT is regarded as a conference focused on building a platform and a conversation for real change.

Lars-Hendrik Röller, professor at ESMT Berlin, explains how we need a dialogue between all players to create a new global order.

Sophie Schaefer, deputy director of the career development center at ESMT Berlin, observes two trends in the current industry demand for MBA talents.

In May 2023, the full-time MBA student Yanyan Ma and three of her classmates participated in the Allianz Case Competition 2023 and successfully advanced to the final round.

Greta and Diego chose to pursue their MBA in Germany at ESMT Berlin—a life-changing decision. Join them as they reveal their journey, from program selection to thriving in Berlin, studying as a couple, and invaluable advice for future students.

Henry Sauermann, professor at ESMT Berlin, co-authored research challenging the common assumption that high-ability tech workers primarily choose established tech firms for better compensation. The study suggests that some of these workers opt for startups due to non-monetary benefits like autonomy and the chance to contribute to innovative projects, emphasizing the importance of career preferences in job choices among STEM professionals.

To respond to the challenge of balancing program quality and accreditation with the need for flexible and up-to-date educational offerings, ESMT engages actively in strategic partnerships with institutions and participates in alliances such as the Future of Management Education Alliance (FOME).

Carolin Puppel, Executive Education program director at ESMT Berlin, shares tips on how to adapt to AI advancements.