Germany and Europe

How many people are infected, what about the 7-day incidence? You can find answers to these and other questions here.

Whether you’re interested in economic regions, research centers, natural landscapes or cultural scenes – here you’re given an overview.

The EU is standing close together in the war against Ukraine. The political scientist Tanja Börzel explains what this means for the future of Europe.

Pulse of Europe has been active since 2017. We talked to its co-founder Stephanie Hartung about Europe and the war in Ukraine.

Help in wartime: The city partnership between Gudensberg and Shchyrets has intensified in times of need.

On 11 March Germany is commemorating the victims of terrorism with a national remembrance day.

Fighting violence against women: The actress Sibel Kekilli is an international champion of women’s rights.

How feminist do men need to be? Robert Franken, co-founder of the “Male Feminists Europe” platform, explains.

Victim Commissioner Pascal Kober explains why it is important for society to have a national day to commemorate the victims of terrorism – this year in particular.

Three female politicians in Germany’s government coalition explain how they intend to increase the participation of women in politics.

The feminist and activist Kristina Lunz wants to rethink foreign policy with a view to making the world a more feminist, fairer and safer place.

They want their ideas to revolutionise the business world: we present five female entrepreneurs from Germany.