Topic of the week: Day of German Unity
An insight into two worlds
Germany has been one country again since 1990, and memories of the division are gradually fading. Anyone who fancies a journey back in time should check out these films and books.
"An unprecedented achievement of an entire people"
On the 30th anniversary of reunification on 3 October, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel pays tribute to what has been achieved and looks ahead to the future.
Maas gives speech to United Nations
German foreign minister calls on Russia to investigate Navalny case and threatens Belarusian president with sanctions.
Corona-Pandemic
Coronavirus: Latest updates
Federal and state governments tighten the reins again +++ Here you find the most important news about the spread of the lung disease in Germany.
Coronavirus in Germany
Everything you need to know about the corona crisis in Germany and the measures being taken against the spread of the virus.
Topic of the week
Day of German Unity
On 3 October Germany celebrates the Day of German Unity. Read how it came about and how the country has since grown together
Federal States of Germany
Whether you’re interested in economic regions, research centers, natural landscapes or cultural scenes – here you’re given an overview.
Topic of the week: Day of German Unity
Overcoming the division
The new order in Europe was sealed when Germany reunified. Discover the most important background facts here.
Poland
Blossoming friendships
A personal look back at 30 years of neighbourly relations between Poland and the reunified Germany by foreign correspondent Ulrich Krökel.
Video
Speech Federal Foreign Minister Heiko Maas at the 75th General Assembly of the United Nations
Germany in the United Nations
UN General Assembly in New York: Germany assumes more responsibility in difficult times.
Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union
Deutschland Edition: the new e-paper
Deutschland Edition: download the magazine as an e-paper – and enjoy 56 pages on Germany and Europe free.
German EU Council Presidency
Find out everything about the 2020 Council Presidency, what it means, and which challenges, issues and goals it entails.
This is your Europe!
Thousands took part in our "Shaping Europe" competition. The result: a very special card - and five winners.
Regional Focus
Germany and the world
Asia
Vietnam now
Marko Walde, the delegate of German Industry and Commerce in Vietnam, explains why this Southeast Asian country is the ideal business partner right now.
“Small measures, big effect”
Gerard Krause has developed an IT system for containing epidemics in Africa. His idea is now helping in the fight against corona worldwide.
Africa
Solidarity in the crisis
South Africa is an important partner for Germany. But the coronavirus crisis is harming economic relations.
About Us: A deutschland.de Video
Where can you find out everything worth knowing about Germany? Information and facts about politics, business, life, studying or work? And all of that in no less than ten languages? This video shows you where.
Choose your topic
German language
Facts about the German language, learning tips, free language courses and important links for people learning or teaching German.
Humanitarian Assistance
How the German Foreign Office together with its partners contributes to Germany’s humanitarian aid effort.
Working in Germany
How to succeed in entering the German labour market. Information on career opportunities for international skilled personnel, tips on applying, training and job hunting.
Innovation made in Germany
Cutting-edge research from Germany – the most exciting projects, the most important contacts
Travel in Germany
Exciting cities and a variety of countryside as different as the North Sea coast and the Alps never cease to fascinate its many visitors.
Germany in the United Nations
UN General Assembly in New York: Germany assumes more responsibility in difficult times.
Digitization
German business is squaring up to a fourth industrial revolution. The Federal Government is driving digital change.
The EU at a glance
Politics, economy, science and culture: discover here what unites Europe, which role Germany plays in the EU.
Education
Studying in Germany
Information on universities, courses and scholarships, and the best tips for international applicants.
Seven tips about studying in Germany
How well do I need to speak German? How can I find the right university? Are scholarships available? This is where you will find answers.
Online learning in Germany
Learning German or studying for a degree online: e-learning offers many opportunities, especially during the corona crisis. An overview
Focus on our partner
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Alumniportal Deutschland
The social network for Germany-Alumni: Learn more about knowledge exchange, networking, further education and career.
Networking as part of your professional DNA
Digital networks and social media have become an indispensable part of today’s academic world. Regular posting is indispensable for your career, too.
“There is high demand for specialists in particular”
How do graduates find a job in Germany? Which professions are in highest demand? For answers, we spoke to Kerstin Krey, head of the project “Make it in Germany”.
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A call to action
The Europe of cafés, debates, universities believes in the strength of truth, says Emmanuel Macron.
Lifesaving medicine for the world
Europe needs to be aware of its collective potential and use it, says Federica Mogherini.
What unites Europe
Freedom and equality have been the very foundations of the West since the revolutions of 1776 and 1789. Why their substance is crumbling and how the idea can continue to shine.
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Goethe-Institut
German language, cultural exchange and debates: find out more about the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institute wide range of services.
A “mistake” – what good luck!
Not everything that goes wrong turns out well in the end. But often it does: a Goethe-Institut portal gives examples of the innovative potential of mistakes.
Corona – and then?
People from all over the world give their answers – on the Goethe-Institut’s “Day-Afterthoughts” platform.
