Life

Why people cycle in the Netherlands without being in constant fear of their lives.

deutschland.de asks what mobility will look like in the future: Lack of money was in France the reason for the tramway construction - today it is considered world-wide exemplary.

deutschland.de asks what mobility will look like in the future: Whether bus or train, all timetables are coordinated.

deutschland.de asks what mobility will look like in the future: In Norway earnings from the sale of fossil fuels finance electromobility.

deutschland.de asks what mobility will look like in the future: In Bolivia's capital, La Paz, the cable car is a democratic transport alternative.

Dogs are popular pets all over the world, but there’s something special – one might say odd – about the Germans’ relationship with their four-legged friends

Religion in Germany and the “Religions for Peace” World Assembly. We present the facts.

Discovering other cultures or protecting the environment: neighbourhood ambassadors want to achieve something. We introduce you to Vane Beglaryan.

Most young people are permanently online – and their social engagement is also moving onto the Internet. The goal then is to have a positive impact offline too.

Are you thinking about doing voluntary work in Germany? We explain what you need to do.

Many young Germans complete a period of voluntary service abroad after leaving school. Three of them report on their experiences in India, Uzbekistan and France.

They pitch in and want to help shape the future: many young people are active on social and environmental issues. An overview.