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German-Canadian Conferences

15.06.2026

A look back at the Young Atlantiks Program 2026

How can Canada and Germany deepen their partnership and offer each other stability amid rapid and far-reaching change in the global community? was the central question guiding the Young Atlantiks Program 2026.
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08.06.2026

Building Bridges That Hold

How can two middle powers, facing a more contested and unpredictable world, strengthen each other's position rather than navigate it alone? Find out in this analysis by an alumnus of this year's Young Atlantiks cohort.
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08.06.2026

Lessons in Realism: Carney’s Rise, Merz’s Stumble

Young-Atlantiks-Alumnus Moritz Meissner analyzes Mark Carney's and Friedrich Merz's first years in office.
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20.05.2026

Canada, Germany, and the Future of the Western Alliance

The briefing paper by David Bosold and David G. Haglund examines the "special relationship" between Canada and Germany through the lens of "strategic culture".
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20.05.2026

Emerging Middle Powers: Germany and Canada Seek a Common Path

The 39th German-Canadian Conference of the Atlantik-Brücke explored how two middle powers can jointly expand their room for maneuver in a world order shaped by great-power competition.
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13.05.2026

Young Atlantiks: Class of 2026

We are happy to introduce our next Young Atlantiks cohort.
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16.02.2026

German-Canadian Young Atlantiks Program 2026

Call for Applications: Emerging professionals from Germany and Canada are invited to apply for an intensive five-day exchange in Berlin.
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12.06.2025

„Carney needs to keep this unity going“

Read Young Atlantiks' alumnus Benjamin Sauvé's assessment of the new US-Canada relationship.
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19.05.2025

DKK 2025: “Canada and Germany need closer relations”

The German-Canadian Conference in Ottawa on May 5 and 6, 2025 came at just the right time.
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07.05.2025

„Climate change requires a political response“

Read Michael Hüther's and Pierre-Gerlier's paper on climate neutrality and regional development, one of the key topics of the German-Canadian Conference 2025.
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