Politics
The Federal Republic of Germany is a value-based, vibrant democracy with a diverse political landscape.
Why Nuremberg is the city of human rights
Five facts you should know about Nuremberg and its historical legacy.
Why human rights are worth fighting for
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed 70 years ago. What has improved in the meantime, and which challenges still remain.
Facts on current topics in Europe
Innovation, renewable energy, digitalisation and equal opportunities: interesting facts and figures on topical issues in Europe
The EU at a glance
European integration forms the foundation for peace, security and prosperity for Germany and the other EU member states
“Art doesn’t just drop from the clouds into the museum”
It is now 20 years since the Washington Principles were formulated covering art stolen by the Nazis being returned to its rightful owners. The Board of the German Lost Art Foundation take stock.
A guarantor of peace
The EU is assuming ever greater responsibility in crisis and conflict regions. And it has laid the foundation for a defence union.
Protecting children from violence and suffering
How Germany campaigns for children’s rights worldwide.
100 Ideas for peace
Preserve peace – by not forgetting wars – 100 years after the First World War young people are shaping a vibrant culture of remembrance.
Commitment to a citizens’ Europe
At a citizens’ dialogue event the Federal Chancellor answers people’s questions and explains what Europe means to her.
Europe before the election
The elections to the European Parliament in May 2019 will determine the future direction of the EU. A great deal is at stake for Europe.
“More languages, more opportunities”
The Saarland’s “France Strategy” is considered truly exemplary within the EU. Roland Theis explains the strategy’s goals – which prioritise multilingualism.