How Germany ticks
Why Nuremberg is the city of human rights
Five facts you should know about Nuremberg and its historical legacy.
Equal rights for all
70 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: why Germany has a special responsibility.
Where can you study artificial intelligence?
Shape the future! Here you will find an overview of degree programmes and AI research institutes in Germany.
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Germany and the U.S.
Wunderbar together: the Year of German-American Friendship aims to encourage exchange – especially at a time of political differences.
What links us all
Germany and the world
People who are committed to international exchange and initiatives that link countries.
Investment boost for Africa
German business has discovered the “Continent of Opportunities” – and is now being backed up by the Federal government.
“We want to take a stance”
Facts instead of prejudices and assumptions: How a new federal institute seeks to contribute to the successful integration of migrants.
Upgrade for Europe’s high tech
The EU is investing one billion Euros in a project for supercomputers. With good reason.
German Africa Prize 2018 for nature conservationists
Gerald Bigurube from Tanzania and Clovis Razafimalala from Madagascar have gone the extra mile. Read about the details here.
Here comes the “maritime garbage collection”
A Munich-based company has declared war on the plastic waste in our oceans. His idea is already being deployed in Asia. So how does it work?
“The exchange is becoming more varied”
Travelling and meeting people: how the German-Israeli Youth Organization can help dispel the shadows of the past.
100 Ideas for peace
Preserve peace – by not forgetting wars – 100 years after the First World War young people are shaping a vibrant culture of remembrance.
“More languages, more opportunities”
The Saarland’s “France Strategy” is considered truly exemplary within the EU. Roland Theis explains the strategy’s goals – which prioritise multilingualism.
“We cannot take a life in freedom for granted”
Holding her father’s hand as they walk past burning synagogues – in our interview Charlotte Knobloch explains how she experienced Kristallnacht.
Coal mining and the energy transition – can they really go together?
On a trip to Germany’s coal-mining region, international experts discover surprising things about renewable energies and phasing out coal.
“More free trade”
The Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business will be taking place in Jakarta at the beginning of November. Asia speaker Hubert Lienhard explains why now in particular the region is so very important.
“The populists are short-sighted in their approach”
Italian economist Simone Romano criticises how the classical parties have responded to the crisis and warns of the consequences this has for the EU.
Healing the wounds of war
How a German network is funding the reconstruction of cultural treasures and offering people new prospects.
Working in Germany
What do you need for successful entry to the German labour market? Career opportunities for international specialists.
Studying in Germany
Information on universities, courses and scholarships, and the best tips for international applicants.
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Allowing more professionals into the country
The governing coalition is preparing an immigration law for skilled labour. What is set to change and to whom it will apply.
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