What exactly are “digital fundamental rights”? How is it that the political phrase “The internet is not a legal vacuum” has been with us for over 30 years? And how do we protect our democratic values when public discourse increasingly takes place on private platforms? Markus Beckedahl explores these questions in conversation with Ulf Buermeyer in Part 3 of the “re:publicast Special”.

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.

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.