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Frankfurt – the digital hub
The Internet hub in Frankfurt am Main is the largest in the world and places Germany in a leading position in the digital world.
Film Cannes Katrin Gebbe Filmfestspiele
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German first feature film in Cannes
A directorial debut from Germany makes it to the competition “Un Certain Regard” at the famous film festival on the Côte d’Azur.
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Shaping your world
Young Germans are inquisitive people. They are involved where voluntary engagement is needed.
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Obama is coming

The US President is set to visit Germany on 18 and 19 June 2013.
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Soccer

Trophy handed over

Bayern Munich becomes German Bundesliga champion for the 23rd time.
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IOC

Bach running for presidency

DOSB President Thomas Bach has announced that he will be running for IOC presidency.
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Mobility

Love 2.0: Mobility in Relationships

Virgil gave us the famous quote, “Love conquers all.” But who can believe him nowadays?
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Research

Risky Research

How far would you go for your job? To the South Pole or the Saudi-Arabian desert? How about outer space?
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10 Networking Tools that Work

We know it’s useful to have contacts and that our network could be key to landing that next job or getting a contract – but what tools do we need? Here's our top 10 list:
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The European Year of Citizens

2013 is the European Year of Citizens. They‘re invited to contribute their ideas for the EU, and to discover more about their rights as EU citizens. An example: labour mobility.
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Music

Pop Academy: A career in the music industry

If you want to study pop music, design, or music management, head for Mannheim, where Germany’s only Pop Academy trains future music specialists for a career in the industry.
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Berlin

Good Morning, Berlin

History has pulled the public eye to Berlin's streets again and again, through times of peace and times of tumult.
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Kompakt

Kompakt: Top techno from Cologne

Despite its humble beginnings in Detroit’s underground music scene, techno has evolved into one of Germany’s most popular musical styles.
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Constance

Constance: City on the lake

This quiet city combines some of the best German science universities with picturesque beauty and a deep well of history.
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Exchange

German-Japanese Exchange

Situated in the western part of the German capital lies the Japanese-German Center Berlin (JDZB), to promote and deepen Japanese-German cooperation.
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Academic Exchange Service

The German Academic Exchange Service

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is a joint organization of Germany's universities, promoting international academic relations through the exchange of students and scholars.
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Barbeque

Masters of the Grill

When summertime pushes the mercury up, the average German’s thoughts turn to one thing: grilling. They may not have invented it, but Germans have made the grill their own.
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Fashion

Design: Becoming a Fashion Maker

Over 40 fashion schools in Germany are helping students make this dream come true. A new generation of highly qualified teachers are showing the way forward.
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Film Cannes Katrin Gebbe Filmfestspiele

German first feature film in Cannes

A directorial debut from Germany makes it to the competition “Un Certain Regard” at the famous film festival on the Côte d’Azur.
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Destination Germany

Traveling Germany: Europa-Park

Think theme parks:Roller coasters, colorful rides, entertainment, thrills. Think Germany: Europa-Park is the largest amusement park in the country, second in Europe only to Disneyland Paris.
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Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt – the digital hub

The Internet hub in Frankfurt am Main is the largest in the world and places Germany in a leading position in the digital world.
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Destination Germany

Neuschwanstein Castle: In Photos

Neuschwanstein is the most popular tourist attraction in Germany. And for good reason. King Ludwig II's castle looks like it fell out of a book of fairy tales.
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A German Au Pair in America

For many young people, the question pops up at the latest when their exams are looming: What am I going to do after school? Young German Nicole Hampel reports on her decision to work as an au pair in the USA.
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Music
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Munich’s Lange Nacht der Musik

Once a year in Munich, visitors have the chance to visit the most diverse of concerts, with the cheapest of tickets. The Long Night of Music (Lange Nacht der Musik), like the Long Night of Museums, offers visitors the chance to see between 200-300 bands at over 100 venues across the city for just one 15 euro ticket.
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Europe

Learning with the Chancellor

On EU Project Day, school students will be discussing Europe with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, government ministers and members of parliament.
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A finger points to Germany on a globe

Moving to Germany: An Au Pair's Perspective

Germany is exotic. At least, as seen through Nargiza’s eyes. The young Kirghiz is spending a year living with a German family as an au pair.
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Fireworks

Rhine in Flames

Every year five stretches of the River Rhine go up in flames. But there is no danger—the firework show that illuminates the river during this multi-faceted event is nothing short of spectacular.
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Out of the canoe, into the startup

Although the heart of the German web-startup scene beats in Berlin, there are many successful internet entrepreneurs. Former top canoeist Stefan Pfannmöller is one of them.
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Work-Life Balance

Reducing stress at work

Does your job stress you out? It’s not an uncommon complaint. But yet another study has shown that stress in the work place poses an increased health risk.
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au pair

Work-Exchange: Au Pair

As an au-pair you have the opportunity to get to know Germany in an unusually close (and inexpensive) way. And there are reputable agencies at hand to help interested candidates find the right guest family.
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