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Living in the crisis zone posting in Kabul
Our colleague Fabian Otten, assistant desk officer for politics, protocol and press in Kabul is helping to prepare the Afghan presidential elections which are set to take place next year. moreLiving in the crisis zone posting in Kabul
Human rights activists visit Berlin
A group of human rights activists from Latin America is holding talks in Germany this week with representatives from the world of politics and civil society. The highlight of the visit was a meeting with the Federal President. moreHuman rights activists visit Berlin
Developing relations with Tanzania
On 2 December Federal Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle met his Tanzanian counterpart Bernard K. Membe for political talks at Villa Borsig in Berlin‑Tegel. The talks between the two ministers focused on developing bilateral relations and on regional issues.
Westerwelle: restore lost trust
Foreign Minister Westerwelle received a delegation from the US Congress in Berlin. The talks focused on how lost trust could be restored.
moreWesterwelle: restore lost trust
Homosexuality and religion in sub Saharan Africa
A conference entitled “Pride & Prejudice” was held in the Federal Foreign Office on 28 November. It provided an opportunity for LGBTI activists from Africa to meet religious representatives and human rights policy makers. moreHomosexuality and religion in sub Saharan Africa
EU Citizens' Dialogue: Do we need reforms?
How can citizens become more involved in EU decision-making processes? During the EU Citizens’ Dialogue in Bonn on 28 November Members of the European Parliament and representatives of the EU Commission and the Federal Government fielded questions from the floor.
German-Hungarian Forum
This year’s annual conference of the German-Hungarian Forum took place at the Federal Foreign Office on 28 and 29 November. Around 150 experts from the fields of politics, business, academia and the media took part in the event. moreGerman-Hungarian Forum
From Budapest to Berlin: Hungarian scholarship-holders in Germany’s public administration
In September and October 2013, 16 young civil servants from Hungary spent some time getting to know the day-to-day work of Germany’s administrative bodies. Tibor Schaffhauser was in the Federal Foreign Office Directorate-General for Culture and Communication, where he concentrated on the German minority in Hungary. moreFrom Budapest to Berlin
German aid for the Philippines moves forward
Emergency aid measures provide safe water, food and medical care in areas affected by the catastrophe. moreGerman aid for the Philippines moves forward
German Information Centres
German Information Centres (GIC) are designed to provide information about Germany in their host countries and rally support for German positions. These centres aim to arouse interest in Germany particularly among important young multipliers in the regional partner countries. moreGerman Information Centres
