Peace and Security

Education can be a game changer in times of crisis. Maria Pryshlak, director of the Ukrainian Free University, explains why.

Ukrainian children in care homes are fleeing their homeland in the face of Russia's war of aggression. This is how Germany is supporting them.

The willingness to help Ukraine is great in Germany. We present three projects that are helping with good ideas.

How are Ukrainian refugees in Germany faring? We spoke to three women who came here with their children.

Russia is waging war in Ukraine. What needs to happen for there to be peace in Europe? We discuss this issue with Marina Weisband.

Here are the most important links surrounding Germany’s involvement around the globe in the 21st century.

Development cooperation today is global structural and peace policy. You will find solution approaches on this website.

The war in Ukraine is threatening famine worldwide. GIZ is fighting the impending crisis.

Cybersecurity ahead of the G7 summit – German expert Christian Hummert on the risks posed by hackers and fake news.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz explains in our interview why the G7 is so important and what Germany expects from the summit in Elmau.

The world is facing a food crisis – UN Under-Secretary-General Achim Steiner warns of the consequences for poor countries of the war against Ukraine

What role is played in conflicts by conspiracy theories? An interview with the expert Michael Butter.