Equal rights in politics?
One of the most powerful women in the world governs Germany. Does that mean German politics has a high proportion of women? Here are the figures.
Germany and Europe
Diplomacy, Foreign and Security Policy and the European Union.
‘Feminism lives on’
Gender equality in Germany and why the new feminism is by no means hostile to men.
Women vote differently
Women in Germany have had the right to vote for 100 years. Why they nevertheless sometimes cast their vote less often than men, and what parties they prefer.
Faces of the German women’s movement.
Struggle for equality from 1918 to 2018: four strong women you should know.
How to achieve peace?
100 years after the end of the First World War, young people from 47 countries meet in Berlin to gather ideas for peace.
“Respond more sensitively to conflicts”
How the First World War continues to this day: the political scientist Herfried Münkler discusses lessons learned from the mistakes of the past.
Learning from 1918
100 years ago, the First World War ended. Facts and figures about the seminal catastrophe of the 20th century.
How well have we grown together?
28 years after reunification, living conditions in east and west Germany have converged considerably. But some differences remain.
The fall of the Wall and German reunification
An unprecedented historical process, the end of division and coming to terms with the past.
Ten facts about Germany in Europe
For Europe Day: what you should know about Germany’s role in Europe and in the EU.
“My hopes are pinned on the young”
Fighting for Europe: political scientist Gesine Schwan explains how to make the EU appeal to young people again.
Deciding on asylum faster
The European Union wants to re-adjust the admittance and distribution of refugees. What is planned? Four questions and answers.