Peace and Security

An unprecedented historical process, the end of division and coming to terms with the past.

If two parties quarrel, a third one helps: how Germany uses its strengths in peace mediation.

The peace researcher Simone Wisotzki explains why equal rights make the world safer.

Following the announced withdrawal of the United States and Israel, the UN organisation is facing challenging times.

Germany has successfully applied for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council. deutschland.de explains why the candidature is so important.

A sought-after mediator in international conflicts: how Germany intends to expand this role.

Separate and yet partners: how the relationship between church and state is regulated in Germany.

How German soldiers, police and civilians are assuming responsibility around the globe on behalf of the United Nations.

Lawyer Anan Al Sheikh Haidar fled from Syria and now teaches at the University of Cologne – as a fellowship holder of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative.

Can the Agenda 2030 goals be reached? Here are the views of Achim Steiner, Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme.

Earlier in the day, he'd put on a smile while addressing reporters with Angela Merkel.

A long-term network for peace: 70 religious representatives from Asia met at the second conference "Peace Responsibility of Religions" at the German Foreign Office.