Rights and obligations Germany now has its first Integration Act. The law facilitates the integration of refugees into society, but also defines their obligations. More
The reinvention of cities People worldwide are being drawn to cities. Germany is preparing for this far-reaching change with smart solutions. More
Young refugees receive opportunity to study Germany is enabling 2,500 additional refugees to study at university with assistance from the Albert Einstein German Academic Refugee Initiative (DAFI). More
Car sharing with hydrogen Munich now offers the world’s first car-sharing service that exclusively uses fuel-cell vehicles running on hydrogen: BeeZero. More
3D model of the Pergamon Altar Collaboration between Staatliche Museen zu Berlin and the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research (IGD). More
Storage technology is crucial Essen-based power plant operator Steag is investing in large battery systems. More
Ambassadors of diversity The new German-Israeli Volunteer Service aims to strengthen partnership between the two countries. More
Travel broadens the mind The German-Israeli Programme for Cooperation in Vocational Education and Training enables experts and trainees to gain detailed insights into the partner country. More
German is hip The German language is more popular in Israel than ever before. The number of people learning German continues to grow. The first five schools in Israel are now offering German as an elective subject. More
Aviv – a magazine for linguistic nuances Aviv, the new German-Hebrew magazine from Berlin, seeks to challenge clichés with a blend of art, literature and journalism. More
Stronger research cooperation German and Israeli researchers want to study the interaction between the atmosphere and the ocean. More
The decisive football match A German-Israeli mockumentary with Detlev Buck and Norman Issa solves the Middle East conflict. More
“Unique relations” Germany and Israel have together made the impossible possible, says Israel’s Ambassdor Yakov Hadas-Handelsman. More
Mysterious ruins on the Sea of Galilee The Federal Foreign Office Cultural Preservation Programme is enabling a German-Israeli team of archaelogists to research a Umayyad castle steeped in history. More
Help for refugees in Israel The work of the Open Clinic in Jaffa also receives support from Germany. More
School books under the microscope The findings of the latest German-Israeli Textbook Commission are intended to have a lasting impact. An interview with Dirk Sadowski. More
Frank talks – German-Israeli Intergovernmental Consultations New fields of cooperation were outlined at the sixth meeting of the German and Israeli cabinets in Berlin. More
Dancing for Parkinson’s disease The German-Israeli project “Störung” unites science and dance. The aim: further research into Parkinson’s disease. More
A detailed look at the bridge-builders The touring exhibition “Israelis and Germans” is dedicated to people who have worked to bring the two countries closer together. More
“The jubilee year shows how rich our ties are” A summary of the jubilee year, a look back at its highlights – and at what will remain. An interview with the German Ambassador to Israel, Clemens von Goetze. More
Passing on knowledge and utilising potential As part of their efforts towards international development, Germany and Israel are involved in successful three-way collaborations in Africa. More
Developing our shared architectural heritage German and Israeli students and apprentices help to build the Israeli-German Pavilion. More
