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In the Ukrainian city of Lviv, sirens are howling outside while Oleksandr Rudyak sits inside, conferencing online with Professor Andreas König about his master's thesis. And both have an idea.

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Part 7: Management accounting expert Professor Robert Obermaier on how the economy can protect itself against future shocks.

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Early career economists are gauging which households in Germany are particularly hard hit by energy poverty and what it takes to get people to accept unpopular but expedient measures.

Are you interested in playing with data sets and solving real-time problems with AI-based algorithms? Then the AI Cup challenge is an excellent opportunity to win a grant of up to 95,000 euros for your future AI-based...

Ruins of the fortress synagogue in Brody, a city in western Ukraine. The synagogue was built in the 1740s and heavily damaged in World War II.

Dr Natalia Poluhin-Ivanusa, a scholar of Eastern European history from Ukraine, tells us about the Jewish population in her home country.

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Preventing energy poverty – and boosting carbon tax acceptance at the same time

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“The fear is different”