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02.03.2021 Article

Foreign Minister Maas prior to talks with the Foreign Ministers of Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

“Europe United” does not end at the EU’s external borders. What is more, Europe’s strategic sovereignty is unthinkable without close ties to the Western Balkans.

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01.03.2021 Article

Preventing hunger together 

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24.02.2021 Article

The long road to stability and peace for Afghanistan

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Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union

Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union

On 1 July, Germany assumes the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the so-called Council Presidency, for six months.

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“Together for Europe’s recovery”. Germany assumes the EU Council Presidency

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Brexit

Brexit

The UK’s withdrawal from the requires a high level of legal and political disengagement at European level and in the Member States.

The German Government is working hard to prepare for Brexit and making arrangements for all possible scenarios.
01.01.2021 Article

Brexit: An agreement has been reached on the future relationship between the EU and the UK. What does the successful conclusion of the negotiations mean?

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Multilateralism: solving global problems together

Multilateralism: solving global problems together

“Join together”, not “my country first”: multilateral cooperation is a success story. International cooperation is more important than ever today when it comes to resolving the most urgent issues of our Age.

Multilateralism: cooperation between states
10.12.2019 Article

Human Rights Day – high-level human rights conference focuses on issues of the future

27.11.2019 Article

Majority in favour of multilateralism

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United Nations Security Council

United Nations Security Council

On 8 June 2018, Germany was elected as a non permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the 2019-20 term. This is the sixth time that the country has assumed major responsibility for peace and security in this capacity.

Germany: Member of the United Nations Security Council in 2019-20
01.04.2019 Article

Germany’s Security Council Presidency: Heiko Maas in New York

01.04.2019 Article

Protecting humanitarian aid workers: Germany and France in the UN Security Council 

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Climate change as a security risk

Climate change as a security risk

Climate change is not merely an issue for environmental and economic policy; it also poses a fundamental challenge to our foreign and security policy.

Climate change – A challenge for our foreign and security policy
03.06.2019 Article

Climate protection as a new foreign policy imperative

31.05.2019 Article

Climate change as a security risk – Berlin Climate and Security Conference

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