re:publica 26
18-20 May 2026
STATION Berlin
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#rp26 speaker Anna-Lena von Hodenberg & Josephine Ballon: Who holds the power online?
HateAid has been campaigning against digital violence and its consequences for many years. At #rp26, the organisation’s directors will explain why this is becoming increasingly difficult.
#rp26 speaker Kevin Kühnert and Jutta Allmendinger: Why we cannot afford an unequal society
The sociologist and the expert on fairer financial markets discuss the negative effects of inequality – and the steps that need to be taken now.
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The EU’s internt policy with Elina Eickstädt
Elina Eickstädt, known as “Khaleesi”, has set herself a massive task: explaining the internet and how it works to politicians. In this episode of re:publicast, host Jonas Ross talks to her about the urgent need to organise the digital space in a way that is both democratic and legally secure.
Urban Utopias with Hilke Berger
Hilke Berger is an urban researcher and expert in cultural urban development. Together with re:publicast host Jonas Ross, she takes a look behind the facades of our cities. It becomes clear that the city of the future is much more than a collection of cement or planted house walls – it is a complex network of mobility, coexistence and the urge for individual freedom.
The state of our debates on the internet with Annekathrin Kohout
Our everyday clicks are no longer insignificant actions, but have become the central arena in the battle for social interpretive power. In short: reaction is king!
Annekathrin Kohout talks to re:publicast host Jonas Ross about how algorithms specifically reward reactions, judgements and provocations, what this means for our interactions with each other, and why online communication today is so often characterised by chronic overstimulation.