Alfred Grosser: "Greatest hope is a genuine Europe"

Bodo Ramelow: "The AfD is stoking people's fears" 21.10.2018

Thomas Sternberg: "No upper limit" on refugees 14.10.2018

Judith Enders: "Distinguishing between Eastern and Western Germans is outdated.” 07.10.2018

Shermin Langhoff: "German Constitution is poetic and visionary" 30.09.2018

Remembering the Holocaust: 'We are always in danger' 27.01.2019

Interview - Josef Janning: "My faith in Europe’s politicians remains unbroken.” 20.01.2019

Markus Beckedahl: "I have something to hide." 13.01.2019

Martin Germer: 'We stand together' 15.12.2018

Gerald Knaus: "There is no right to migrate." 09.12.2018

Interview - Omid Nouripour: "Growing up in wartime is a burden for life" 02.12.2018

Interview - Sineb El Masrar: "Islam and women's rights are not incompatible" 26.11.2018

Interview - Andreas Rödder: "There is a new fear of Germany." 18.11.2018

Treaty of Versailles 100 years on: A fragile peace and a fraught legacy 28.06.2019

In November 1918, an armistice ended the fighting in World War I. But it took seven months until the official peace treaty was signed. Germany, meanwhile, always objected to its terms.

Germany's navy marks 100 years since scuttling at Scapa Flow 21.06.2019

The sinking of Germany's captive Imperial Navy off a Scottish island in 1919 signaled the death of the Kaiser's Reich. The event is being commemorated by the German navy on its 100th anniversary.

World War I: Europe and the politics of remembrance 08.11.2018

Exactly 100 years ago, World War I came to an end. France and the UK will be holding major commemorative events, and high-ranking German leaders will be attending. What does this tell us about our respective cultures?

D-Day: Is joint commemoration possible? 05.06.2019

June 6, 1944 marked the beginning of the end of the Nazi regime. 170,000 soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy in the biggest landing maneuver in history. Looking back, every nation involved sees it differently.