How Germany ticks
The city for all the senses
Italy's northernmost city, the most liveable city in the world - that sounds inviting. But what makes Munich really unique?
Munich at the centre of world politics
Forty heads of government are coming to the security conference in Munich, more than ever before. Why this meeting is so important.
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Study Peace and Conflict Studies
Finding out about international conflicts and finding solutions - you can study this at these universities in Germany.
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Up-to-date: News from Germany
Security conference: Germany urges closer global cooperation + VW looking to cut personnel, costs as it eyes upcoming investments + Berlinale finale: German cinema can hope.
“A life like an adventure novel”
Bestselling author Andrea Wulf explains what universal genius Alexander von Humboldt has to do with climate change and sustainability.
An American's First Berlinale
DW's Hallie Rawlinson reports on her first time attending the Berlinale International Film Festival.
Cinema in Germany
Glamour at the Berlin International Film Festival, prize-winning films, passionate actors, excellent film academies and the setting for many a Hollywood film.
Learn German with us!
We’ll help you learn German. Tweet us what you find particularly difficult, and we’ll give you individual tips.
Six fun facts about the German language
Here we introduce you to the peculiarities of the German language, from extremely long words to a unique letter.
Learning German with YouTube
Are you finding German difficult to learn? These five YouTube channels can help you.
Germany and the U.S.
Wunderbar together: the Year of German-American Friendship aims to encourage exchange – especially at a time of political differences.
Daniel Thioune making black history in Osnabrück
Third division teams rarely make the headlines but VfL Osnabrück and their coach, Daniel Thioune are different.
What links us all
Germany and the world
People who are committed to international exchange and initiatives that link countries.
“I had a dream”
How Berlin-based Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is enchanting the art world.
Research with not about Israel
A highly symbolic job: Yossi David from Jerusalem is the first Israel Professor at Uni Mainz.
Let’s go for Africa
How German start-ups and SMEs are successful in Africa with sustainable projects.
Investment boost for Africa
German business has discovered the “Continent of Opportunities” – and is now being backed up by the Federal government.
Studying in Germany
Information on universities, courses and scholarships, and the best tips for international applicants.
Working in Germany
What do you need for successful entry to the German labour market? Career opportunities for international specialists.
