Peace and Security

46 heads of state, a clear signal: At the 5th World Holocaust Forum politicians from around the world launch an urgent call to fight anti-Semitism.

Trump said he expects to make a trade deal with the EU, but hasn't ruled out car tariffs if talks fall through.

Angela Merkel revealed that she dreamed of American freedom and Bruce Springsteen before the Wall came down. Here's why.

Germany reasserts the need for an internationally-run safe zone in Syria and will discuss the matter with NATO today.

Temperatures up to 50 degrees and potential danger: Sandra Muth was three months with the Bundeswehr in Mali on a UN mission.

The peace and conflict researcher Thorsten Gromes examines how societies find peace after a civil war.

OSCE observer in Ukraine: Herta Eckert tells how peace is returning to Luhansk.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas explains why a kindergarten in a former rebel camp can be a symbol of peace.

Cardinal Marx talks about the work of the churches for a peaceful world.

Germany sets priorities for work in UN Security Council

Women are crucial for world peace: we talked to four women who are campaigning for just that.

Can religions live together without conflict? We talked to Armin, a Jew in Berlin, and to his Muslim friend and fellow supporter Zakariya.