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Present and future

The largest US military hospital outside of the US is being built in Weilerbach (Germany) The base is loaded
Die 10 größten US-Militärbasen in Deutschland The ten largest U.S. military facilities in Germany
Menschen stehen in einer Schlange
Eager handshakes and chaotic queues: On German manners
After decades of living in the country, DW's Louisa Schaefer, from the US, is still baffled at times when in comes to national etiquette norms.
Hallie Rawlison auf der Berlinale
An American's First Berlinale
DW's Hallie Rawlinson reports on her first time attending the Berlinale International Film Festival.
Die U.S. Amerikanerin Noelle aus Wisconsin über das Studieren in Deutschland
“Get out of your comfort zones!”
Five questions about studying in Germany to Noelle from Wisconsin
“Wunderbar together” – the motto of the Year of German-American Friendship History part 6: Recalibrating the partnership
Max aus Köln über das Studieren in den Vereinigten Staaten
“Only the sky is the limit”
Five Questions about studying in the USA to Max from Cologne
Hans Zimmer macht Filme hörenswert
Faces and moments: Present and future
The USA and Germany have the potential to change the world together.
100 gute Bücher - Der Russe ist einer, der Birken liebt von Olga Grjasnowa
Olga Grjasnowa: ‘All Russians Love Birch Trees’
Mascha is planning a career as a UN interpreter. But the sudden death of her boyfriend throws her completely off track. Olga Grjasnowa tells the story of a generation that knows no borders, but has no home either.
100 gute Bücher - Alle Tage von Terézia Mora
Terezia Mora: ‘Day In Day Out’
Mora is an astute observer of the world. Spotlighting the modern-day feelings of being uprooted and adrift, she is particularly fascinated by eccentric and mysterious men who live on the edge of society.
100 gute Bücher - Corpus Delicti. Ein Prozess von Juli Zeh
Juli Zeh: ‘The Method’
Does a legal system become questionable if it claims infallibility? To what extent may the state — with the best of intentions — restrict individual freedom? Juli Zeh's philosophical novella asks quite topical questions.