Globalization and World Trade

The Indian political scientist Amrita Narlikar talks about the future of globalisation and cooperation between democracies.

Synergies between top-down and bottom-up innovations accelerate sustainable growth and improved food supply in Africa, says Oliver Kirui, researcher at ZEF, University of Bonn.

Over 70% of the population of Benin live from agriculture. Renewable energies – introduced with support from Germany – increase the harvest and make work easier.

Germany and Israel with its vibrant start-up scene have strengths that complement each other perfectly.

Danish textiles manufacturer Beirholm is the first non-German company to receive the certification.

Germany is known worldwide as an outstanding logistics hub. Do you know what links Hamburg, Duisburg and Frankfurt am Main?

Anyone who knows the current facts and figures will understand the role Germany plays in world trade.

The Federal Government wants to oblige companies to better fulfil their global responsibility. Professor Achim Truger, a leading economic expert, explains why.

Germany is a major economic power. What is the source of this strength? And how does Germany fare in international comparisons?

What tasks are the governmental agencies and offices responsible for in Germany and in Europe? Here you will find links to the state, politics and democracy. And you can also contact public authorities and take advantage of services for the citizens.

There have been bottlenecks in the supply of some goods between China and Europe. Why has this happened? We asked the logistics giant Hapag-Lloyd.

How the president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China views the investment agreement and what it means for Europe.