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In the world of political debates, a rising star has emerged: Julika Burggraf, a 10th grader from the Eutiner Johann-Heinrich-Voss Grammar School. After winning the regional and state rounds of the "Youth Debates" competition, she has advanced to the national debate in Berlin.
For seven years, Teacher Lars Steinmann, who teaches economics/politics and philosophy at the Voss school, has been the driving force behind "Youth Debates" at the grammar school. He not only guided Julika but also served as a juror at the state level of the competition.
Julika's journey in debating began three years ago, and her dedication and skill have paid off. The jury praised her for her high level of expertise and her ability to incorporate arguments from the opposing side. Her younger sister Lenja, also a talented debater, has been a part of this journey, sharing the same passion for debates.
The national debate will take place in Berlin from June 5 to 7. Julika is currently undergoing training for the national competition in a seminar in Bavaria. The final round of the "Youth Debates" competition can be followed on YouTube.
The topics for the national debate will be announced ten days before the event. The debates generally focus on environmental policy and climate protection measures, social justice and equality, economic sustainability and green innovation, education and digital transformation, and European Union cooperation and international relations.
National debates involving prominent politicians like Julika are typically broadcast live through multiple channels. The German Bundestag streams debates live at https://www.bundestag.de/ and archives them for later viewing. The official Bundestag YouTube channel often streams sessions live. Major German news outlets such as Tagesschau, Deutschlandfunk, and Spiegel Online usually provide live coverage or updates. Julika’s official social media accounts (Twitter, Facebook) may share live video clips or links to the streaming.
For the exact time and access link to the upcoming debate, you can check the Bundestag schedule or Julika Burggraf’s official website and social media closer to the date.
This national debate in Berlin is part of a broader tradition of parliamentary debates in the German Bundestag or related national political forums. These debates serve to discuss and shape federal policies and often feature key political figures from various parties.
Julika Burggraf is a German politician associated with Bündnis 90/Die Grünen (The Greens). She has been active in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg and is known for her oratory skills and engagement in key policy debates.
With her win at the regional and state rounds, Julika Burggraf is poised to make a significant impact at the national level. As she prepares for the debate, the nation eagerly awaits her insightful arguments and compelling delivery.
Julika Burggraf, with her dedication to education-and-self-development and personal-growth through learning in subjects like economics/politics, philosophy, and debating, is set to demonstrate her skills in the national debate, aiming for significant personal-growth and contributing to discussions on education, digital transformation, and more. Her journey, guided by Teacher Lars Steinmann and supported by her younger sister Lenja, is a testament to the importance of these areas in shaping young talents in political debates.
