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07.03.2025 Article

Germany and Sweden: Bilateral relations

Swedish-German relations are close and friendly. This long tradition is reflected by numerous intensive contacts at all levels. Bilateral relations are characterised by consensus and close cooperation…

Bilateral relations
28.11.2023 Article

Autumn meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in Brussels

The Foreign Ministers have a wide-ranging agenda for their two‑day meeting: they will be discussing issues ranging from preparations for the anniversary summit to the situation in the Western Balkans. In addition, the NATO‑Ukraine Council is meeting at foreign minister level for the first time.

Flags of the member states at the entrance of the NATO headquarters in Brussels 
04.04.2023 Article

NATO as an anchor of security – Foreign Minister Baerbock in Brussels

Today is “NATO Day” – the Alliance is celebrating its 74th anniversary. In addition, Finland will today become the 31st member of NATO. Read on for more information about the meeting of NATO Ministers of Foreign Affairs in Brussels.

Outdoor view of the NATO headquarters in Brussels
13.02.2023 Article

Old friends, new NATO allies: Foreign Minister Baerbock travels to Finland and Sweden

They have long been members of the EU, and with their planned accession to NATO the two countries now also want to move closer to us in the area of security policy.

Foreign Minister Baerbock with her finnish counterpart Pekka Haavisto in Helsinki
14.05.2022 Article

Informal Meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in Berlin: launch of NATO’s new Berlin format

The Foreign Ministers of the 30 NATO member countries are meeting in Berlin today. That means 30 motorcades, 30 flags and a large conference table with 30 seats at the Federal Foreign Office. But for various reasons, this is no ordinary ministerial meeting.

group of NATO Foreign Ministers in front of the Federal Foreign Office
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.

Press releases

  1. 13.02.2023 Press release

    Statement by Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock prior to her departure for Finland and Sweden

  2. 14.12.2021 Press release

    Statement by Foreign Minister Baerbock prior to her departure for Stockholm

  3. 06.01.2021 Press release

    Press Statement of the co-hosts on the occasion of the 3rd Ministerial Meeting of the Stockholm Initiative for Nuclear Disarmament and the Non- Proliferation Treaty on 6 January 2021 in Amman

  4. 11.06.2019 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas travels to Stockholm

  5. 07.04.2017 Press release

    German and French Foreign Ministers shocked by attack in Stockholm

  6. 07.01.2014 Press release

    Foreign Minister Steinmeier to meet Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs Bildt

  7. 11.06.2012 Press release

    Minister of State Pieper presents Nordic embassies with “Luther ambassadors”

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