Peace and Security

Committed to peace: why religions have influence and what political benefits this can have is explained by Father Nikodemus, an adviser at the Federal Foreign Office.

The history of “German Angst” could serve as a lesson for today’s democratic societies

Trump-bashing or broaden our view? We can’t act jointly with Trump, yet we can’t act alone without the US.

The US is decoupling from its 70-year-old partnership with Europe. The trans-Atlantic relationship must start again from scratch.

Tens of thousands of pupils are demonstrating for more climate protection. A youth researcher explains why young people in Germany are so engaged in civic activism.

The German chancellor said the public has a "duty" to stand up to neo-Nazis just as the resistance faced the dictator.

Historian and protest researcher Philipp Gassert from the University of Mannheim explains how Germany’s culture of protesting has evolved.

There have been numerous protest movements in Germany since the end of the Second World War. We present the most important of them.

To mark the 75th anniversary of Stauffenberg’s attempt to assassinate Hitler on 20 July: resistance to the Nazi regime took place on many levels. We present an overview.

UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner explains in our interview how digitisation is driving forward sustainable development, though he also warns about data abuse.

The armies will have to tackle a staged cholera outbreak in Bavaria.

Heiko Maas has announced that he will travel to Tehran next week in an effort to salvage the Iran nuclear deal.