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20.01.2021 Article

2021: What’s on the Agenda?

After a very busy and turbulent year, German foreign policy is setting its sights on what lies ahead: coronavirus, regional conflicts, climate change mitigation and many other issues requiring urgent attention.

The Kurt-Schumacher, an A350 Airbus of the Federal Ministry of Defence’s Special Air Mission Wing
06.01.2021 Article

Joint commitment to nuclear disarmament: the third ministerial meeting of the Stockholm Initiative

2021 is set to be a decisive year for nuclear disarmament and the objective of nuclear non‑proliferation. Today, the foreign ministers of the Stockholm Initiative are discussing the implementation of their proposals on nuclear disarmament both in Amman and in a virtual format.

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas upon arrival in Jordan
05.11.2020 Article

Rethinking arms control: a second conference at the Federal Foreign Office on 6 November 2020

Now is the time to chart the future of arms control – and the second edition of the conference 'Capturing Technology. Rethinking Arms Control.' on 6 November 2020 aims to provide key momentum in this regard.

Charting the future of arms control
10.08.2020 Article

South Korea: a strategic partner in Asia

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his South Korean counterpart KANG Kyung‑wha met for the second time for what is known as a “strategic dialogue” to discuss important current issues.

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and South Korean Foreign Minister KANG Kyung‑wha
17.06.2020 Article

Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI)

The PSI provides a framework for over 100 countries to cooperate to prevent the proliferation – that is to say,the transport and transfer – of weapons of mass destruction.Germany is a co-founder of the initiative, which was launched in 2003.

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09.06.2020 Article

Working to strengthen nuclear disarmament, also in times of crisis – a virtual meeting of the Stockholm Initiative

In a video conference held today at the invitation of Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, the 16 members of the Stockholm Initiative for Nuclear Disarmament discussed how they intend to work together to strengthen nuclear disarmament, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Foreign Minister Heike Maas during the virtual meeting of the Stockholm Initiative

Press releases

  1. 21.04.2021 Press release

    Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on the adoption of the Annual Disarmament Report for 2020

  2. 19.04.2021 Press release

    Statement by the G7 Non-Proliferation Directors Group

  3. 12.04.2021 Press release

    Federal Foreign Office on the second report by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons’ Investigation and Identification Team

  4. 25.03.2021 Press release

    Statement by the Federal Foreign Office on reports of the testing of two ballistic missiles by North Korea

  5. 22.02.2021 Press release

    Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on upcoming multilateral meetings (Human Rights Council, Conference on Disarmament, Security Council, Alliance for Multilateralism)

  6. 05.02.2021 Press release

    Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on the announcement of the appointment of Prof. Robin Geiss as Director of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR)

  7. 27.01.2021 Press release

    Statement by Foreign Minister Maas on the extension of the New START Treaty between the United States and Russia

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