Both companies are set to grow their activities in Berlin this summer. This is what is behind the expansion plans.
By Robert Wallenhauer
A diplomat and a journalist criticize Berlin for not turning its attention to the UN until a crisis erupts. In doing so, they argue, the German government is squandering opportunities to shape the organization itself and help resolve conflicts.
By Martin Kobler and Peter Köpf
Something that has been in the air since the German–Ukrainian Business Forum last December is now taking concrete shape: Ukraine is transitioning from an aid recipient to a strategic security partner.
By Viktor Funk and Robert Wallenhauer
At the National Maritime Conference in Emden, the focus over the next few days will be primarily on economic issues such as port financing and the shortage of skilled workers. Industry representatives complain that security issues are being neglected.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Delivery delays mean that the army would be poorly protected if Russia attacks NATO territory in 2029, the deputy inspector warns.
By Gabriel Bub
The partnership between Japanese company Terra Drone and Ukrainian manufacturer Amazing Drones is yielding its first results. According to the Japanese company, their recently delivered Terra A1 model has intercepted an enemy drone.
By Viktor Funk
Rising oil prices don’t just affect the global economy – they exacerbate instability in regions already plagued by crisis and play a decisive role in determining whether humanitarian aid reaches children in need at all, writes the executive director of Save the Children.
By Florian Westphal
The organization criticizes the German government for failing to exert sufficient influence on the human rights situation, despite close cooperation with Israeli authorities.
By Chiara Rautenberg
With its new TechHub SVI Ost platform, the German capital wants to make it easier for companies to enter the security and defense sector. Berlin hopes to capitalize on its proximity to political decision-makers. Nobody wants to talk about competition among the federal states.
By Robert Wallenhauer
