Ansgar joins Stimson Center as a non-residential Senior Fellow

Corinna Budras of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung interviewed Ansgar on Huawei and Taiwanese politics

Ansgar will discuss geopolitics and tech as part of the German-American Trade and Tech Dialogue, hosted by Aspen Institute Berlin.

Ansgar contributed an article on export controls to a new book on geoeconomics.

London Speaker Bureau interviewed Ansgar on geopolitical risk management

Ansgar will present on geopolitics and tech at B-BUG’s Berlin Briefings

Nic and Ansgar will discuss the question of how geopolitical competition in the tech space could be aligned with the need to cooperate on global challenges like climate change, food security, or pandemic research.

We will discuss export controls at a luncheon organized by the Center for the Stufy of the Presidency and Congress in Washington DC on April 15th.

Ansgar discusses geopolitics and tech at Iconom’s Tech & Taste in Berlin

Mikroökonomen, a German podcast on economics, discussed decoupling scenarios with Julian Hinz, IfW Kiel, and Ansgar.

Ansgar was interviewed by Professor Ejaz Haider, Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research | University of Lahore. Watch the interview here.

Ansgar speaks at ICISA’s Surety Week on a panel on geopolitics and its impact on the surety market. The session is open to non-members - more details here.

Thomas Ramge and Ansgar published an article in Wirtschaftswoche, a weekly economic magazine in Germany. The article asks the question if a new Cold War could trigger a similar wave of “deep tech” innovation as the first Cold War did.

Financial Times’s National Editor Edward Luce published an article “The risks of US-China decoupling”. Calling our paper on chokepoints an “important report”, Luce lays out the unintended consequences of the “dedollarization of tech”.

German Economic think tank IfW Kiel has published a study on the potential economic costs of a decoupling from China. Ansgar responds to this study with some caveats from the real world.

For 30 years, tech companies could rely on the support of the US government – not anymore. Translation of an article originally published at Atlantikbrücke’s website.

Ansgar joined Carnegie India’s Global Tech Summit to discuss the role of export controls in a geopolitically contested world.

Gregor Schumacher (Cloud Ahead Blog) interviews Ansgar on how geopolitics influences open source software (in German)

Export controls on semiconductors and semiconductor machinery are key to geotech statecraft. Within the transatlantic relationship, they are largely uncoordinated. In his article for Atlantikbrücke, Ansgar lays out the arguments for a “CoCom 2.0” mechanism. (Article in German)