Where:
Goethe-Institut Boston
170 Beacon Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Business & Professional, History, Lectures & Conferences
Event website:
https://www.goethe.de/ins/us/en/sta/bos/ver.cfm?event_id=27254821
Join the American Council on Germany and the Goethe-Institut for an installment of our Foreign Correspondent Unplugged series, which delves into current political debates on both sides of the Atlantic.
Political debates in both Germany and the United States are increasingly shaped not only by elections and policy decisions, but also by the narratives and interpretations that emerge in the media. As polarization deepens and political movements evolve, journalists and opinion writers play a crucial role in helping the public make sense of fast-moving political developments.
Join two accomplished voices from their respective national media landscape for a conversation about politics, public discourse, and the changing role of journalism. Nadine Lindner, an award-winning correspondent for Deutschlandradio known for her reporting on the rise of the Alternative for Germany and political developments in eastern Germany, will be joined by Renée Loth, an opinion columnist at The Boston Globe and former editorial page editor of the newspaper. Drawing on decades of reporting and commentary, they will explore how political journalism and opinion writing shape public understanding of major political trends – from the evolution of party politics in Germany to the forces transforming American democracy – and what audiences on each side of the Atlantic often misunderstand about the other.
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