Germany and Europe
Diplomacy, Foreign and Security Policy and the European Union.
Germany’s most important book
The German Basic Law came into effect in 1949. It was originally designed as a provisional constitution. Five questions and answers.
“Broad-based partnership”
How do the European Union and Africa work together? Thorsten Clausing is familiar with everyday working practices.
Topic of the week: Yes to Europe
“The greatest civilizational achievement”
Many people are clearly expressing their belief in the EU prior to the European elections. They know the benefits of Europe, and how they envisage Europe. Three voices.
Topic of the week: Yes to Europe
Why are the European elections in 2019 so important?
At a glance: what you need to know about the procedure and the importance of the European elections.
Topic of the week: Yes to Europe
People and ideas for Europe
Good reasons for a united Europe with shared values: six voices from the fields of culture, the economy and society.
Topic of the week: Yes to Europe
The 5 biggest misunderstandings about the EU
They range from the bureaucratic monster to a ban on bent cucumbers: five prejudices about the European Union in a fact check.
Well-known Germans campaign for Europe
How German artists and scientists are championing the European idea.
Topic of the week: Yes to Europe
How the EU is organized
The most important European institutions and their tasks – an overview.
EU facts and figures
Overview: a selection of interesting facts and figures about the European Union.
Hereditary friends
From Élysée to Aachen: the bond between Germany and France is holding firm.
German politicians welcome Macron EU initiative
The German government says it supports a call by the French president for reforming and bolstering the European Union.