Despite the planned withdrawal of US troops, Federal Chancellor Merz remains optimistic: what matters are NATO’s shared goals.

Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil is promoting closer cooperation with Canada in Toronto – in such areas as raw materials, defence and artificial intelligence.

In 36 cities, the MS Wissenschaft exhibition ship will be revealing how research could change the future of medicine and healthcare.

During a trip to the new NATO states of Sweden and Finland, Federal President Steinmeier learns about defence capabilities and crisis preparedness

The German Pavilion in Venice has been completed despite the sudden death of artist Henrike Naumann. What now lies behind millions of mosaic tiles.

The German start-up sector is raising more venture capital from investors, not least thanks to the boom in artificial intelligence.

In order to be prepared for a possible deployment in the Strait of Hormuz, Germany is sending the minehunter “Fulda” to the Mediterranean.

Germany is to become a shareholder in the African insurance agency ATIDI. It insures investment and trade in African countries against risk.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul: Military bases in Germany serve “our security as much as the security of the United States”.

Two weeks ago, a conference in Berlin aimed to raise funding for Sudan; now, a joint declaration has been issued in the form of the Berlin Principles.

Representatives from Germany and 56 other countries discussed at a conference in Colombia how agreements can be implemented more quickly.

Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul held talks in New York in connection with Germany’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council.