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• More Space, More Art – The “New” Lenbachhaus in Munich
  Following a long period of restoration work that included an extension, the year 2013 has seen the reopening of the Lenbachhaus in Munich.
• By Way of a Detour – Germany at the Biennale in Venice
  For decades now it has been considered to be in the best possible taste at the Biennale to call the competition among the nations into question.
• “The Monetary Union is Driving the Countries of Europe Apart” – Four Questions for Wolfgang Streeck
  The euro is in crisis, a crisis that some say threatens to break up the European Union itself....
• Antigone as a Comic – Detlev Baur on the first theatre magazine for young people
  Since 2007 the the youth magazine Junge Bühne has appeared annually.
• “Racism is a violation of human rights” – An Interview with Selmin Çalışkan
  Police violence, discrimination, the plight of refugees – human rights violations also happen in Germany, says Amnesty International.

• Germany's Guerilla Knitters
  A tree in a sweater? A statue wearing mittens? A sign post with a scarf? Guerilla knitters are brightening urban spaces in Germany with a new kind of graffiti.
• The Best of Germany: Städelschule
  At the heart of Frankfurt’s art scene is a school that has attracted many international art students to Germany. The Städelschule has a reputation for a high level of instruction and for nurturing students working at the forefront of conceptual and experimental contemporary art.
• US President Obama in Germany
  The American President Barack Obama visits Berlin.
• Hollywood Stars Filming in Germany
  Hollywood stars such as George Clooney, Cate Blanchett and Oscar award-winner Geoffrey Rush are making films in and around Potsdam.
• Design Festival in Berlin
  Creative young designers from around the world showcase their work at the DMY International Design Festival at Berlin’s former Tempelhof airport.

• Germany goes to the polls
  The elections for the 18th German Bundestag will be held in September.
• Districts, cities and communities
  Here you'll find official announcements and news on community politics as well as the way to the next public swimming pool.
• Keeping an eye on Europe’s values
  Jan-Werner Müller, Professor in Princeton, on Hungary as an EU member state.
• E-Government 
  The internet makes it possible: No more waiting in line at government offices, state services around the clock!