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01.05.2021 Article

Brexit: The Trade and Cooperation Agreement formally entered into force on 1 May – What are the future foundations of relations between the EU and the United Kingdom?

In concluding a comprehensive agreement, the EU and the UK have opened a new chapter in their relations. During intensive negotiations over a period of almost one year, the future relationship between the EU and the UK has been successfully reshaped.

The British flag and the flag of the EU
11.12.2020 Article

Ireland and Germany: side by side in the EU and the UN

During the visit by the Irish Foreign Minister, Heiko Maas symbolically hands over the “baton” of membership for non-permanent members of the United Nations Security Council to Ireland. Relations of the two countries and the EU with the UK are also on the agenda.

Foreign Minister Maas with his Irish counterpart
14.10.2020 Article

Capable of action in difficult times

Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic and the rule of law – the most recent meeting of the General Affairs Council held in Luxembourg under the leadership of Minister of State Michael Roth dealt with pressing issues on the European Union’s current Agenda.

Minister of State Roth wearing a mask in the General Affairs Council, behind a sign reading “President of the Council”.
22.07.2020 Article

Foreign Minister Maas visits the United Kingdom

Germany cooperates closely with the United Kingdom, be it in the United Nations, in NATO or together with France on the Iran dossier.

Chevening House in Kent
12.03.2020 Article

Transitional Brexit Act

The Act on the transition period after Brexit (BrexitÜG) entered into force on 1 February 2020.

The transitional Brexit act is intended to provide legal clarity in the transition period.
13.11.2019 Article

What is in the deal?

The Brexit negotiations reached another major milestone on 17 October 2019. After the chief negotiators on both sides – the UK Government and the European Commission, which represents the EU27 – had…

The agreement achieved in Brussels was an important step, even if the final destination has not yet been reached.

Press releases

  1. 29.12.2020 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas on the EU Council Decision on the Withdrawal Agreement

  2. 24.12.2020 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas on the agreement reached between the European Union and UK negotiating teams

  3. 21.07.2020 Press release

    Foreign Minister Heiko Maas prior to his departure for Greece and the UK

  4. 19.06.2020 Press release

    Joint Statement of British Foreign Secretary Raab and German Foreign Minister Maas

  5. 17.10.2019 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas on the Brexit negotiations

  6. 29.03.2019 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas on the latest developments on Brexit

  7. 12.03.2019 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas on today’s vote in the British parliament on Brexit

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