How Germany ticks
Just don’t!
Typically German? These nine things really don’t go down very well in Germany. A tongue-in-cheek warning.
Helping peace along
If two parties quarrel, a third one helps: how Germany uses its strengths in peace mediation.
Learning democracy
The programme “Dialog macht Schule" (Dialogue Catches On) teaches children how to resolve conflicts and help shape society.
No peace without women
The peace researcher Simone Wisotzki explains why equal rights make the world safer.
Merkel heads to Algeria to talk migration
The tricky issue of migration will loom over the chancellor's talks as Berlin looks for ways to stem the migrant flow.
Germany stands by UNESCO
Following the announced withdrawal of the United States and Israel, the UN organisation is facing challenging times.
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A meeting with the Chancellor
Pupils in Algiers asked Federal Chancellor Merkel questions – in German. Their school is part of the worldwide PASCH network.
Standing up for peace
How Germany supports peace, security, democracy and human rights worldwide.
My view of Germany
We asked three ambassadors of other countries whether their view of Germany has changed since they came to live here. These are their answers.
Ten facts about the job market in Germany
How many people are in gainful employment and where do they work? Here are some key facts, and a surprising number relating to the “industrious Germans”.
Five steps to finding a job in Germany
There are not enough qualified professionals in Germany. The 'Make it in Germany' portal offers interested people from abroad information on life, work and job offers.
Germany’s biggest public festivals
Several thousand fun fairs are held in Germany every year – we have compiled the five biggest for you, together with a small 'festival etiquette' manual.
What links us all
Germany and the world
People who are committed to international exchange and initiatives that link countries.
Fascinating insights into tomorrow’s cities
How “clever” do cities need to be to meet the challenges of the future? International visitors familiarise themselves with German smart city projects.
“Over 30 percent more exports”
Who benefits most from the free-trade agreement between the EU and Japan? Marcus Schürmann, Managing Director of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan, believes there is immense potential.
“The biggest surprise was the summer heat”
Does your view of Germany change by living there? Yes it does, says Nigeria’s Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar and comments on humour, elections and wasps.
„Together first“
October sees the launch of Germany Year in the USA. A first impression of the programme was presented in Berlin – with a “WanderbUS”, pop-up institutes and prominent guests.
Germany’s best ideas for mobility
Getting around easily, quickly, and in an environmentally sound way: These ten projects have received the German Mobility Award 2018.
Bright prospects
The new German-Israeli HI-SCORE research school is building on the enormous potential of solar energy.
Playing for millions
Two Germans are up there with the major players at this year’s biggest eSports tournament.
Researching in safety
Lawyer Anan Al Sheikh Haidar fled from Syria and now teaches at the University of Cologne – as a fellowship holder of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative.
Germany’s most popular jobs
There are excellent opportunities for well-trained, qualified professionals in the German labour market. The most sought-after jobs and valuable tips for foreign applicants.
“Taking your destiny into your own hands”
Africa does not require development aid, but self-confidence, says Veye Tatah. The journalist puts her finger on sore points in the relationship between Europe and Africa.
Finding new narratives
How is Germany dealing with its past? International visitors trace German 20th-century history.
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