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New Arab Voices

“We have to learn how to be critical on a very high level”
Yasmine Aguib, Photo: © Eckert, TUM

Born in Germany and raised in Cairo, Yasmine Aguib now works in scientific management. She talks with YG about her experiences organizing solidarity demos for Egypt, what it was like returning home...

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Desertec: A clean energy project that could serve as a bridge
The sun shines over a parabolic mirror with solar receivers placed in the middle of a solar thermal parabolic trough power plant in the desert state of Nevada. Photo: © dpa

The Desertec project aims to harness the solar and wind resources of the vast deserts across North Africa and the Middle East. As demands for political and economic reform across the region grow,...

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Tunisia's chance for another future
Young people gathered at a restaurant in Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia, Photo: picture-alliance / Godong

Originally from Tunisia, Talel is studying at a German university. He took time out to speak with YG about the region at this historic time, and why there must be change if anything positive is to...

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An Egyptian student looks at home from afar
An arrivals sign with a flight from Cairo, Egypt at the Munich Airport January 31, 2011. Photo: picture alliance / (c) dpa

Yasser's working on his Master’s in nonprofit organization management as part of a German program in public policy. He spoke with YG about his hopes for the future in his home country of Egypt.

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German support for beginning anew
Tunisian Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports, Slim Amamou twitting prior to newly named Tunisian Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi's first press conference March 4, 2011, Photo: picture alliance / abaca

Tunisia was first, then came Egypt. Popular uprisings which toppled authoritarian regimes in both countries signaled the revolt of the social media generation, at least in part.

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Focus on India

Studying the dynamism of today’s India
Infosys Media Centre in Electronic City, Bangalore, Photo: (cc) flickr user RAmit AKA proxygeek from Mysore, India

The Centre for Modern Indian Studies (CeMIS) at the Universität Göttingen is engaging researchers in the humanities, economics and social sciences with the dynamic social, political and economic...

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"If the colors are gone the essence of India is gone"
Handmade silk from Assam: Photo courtesy of S. Goswami

YG speaks with Indian fashion designer Sarmistha Goswami about the upcoming Germany launch of her line PANKSH and why young designers should have a passion to create and innovate by mixing fashion...

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Ayurveda: From wellness to medical science
Ayurveda practitioner Syal Kumar with a patient, Photo: Courtesy of S. Kumar

Ayurveda has evolved over thousands of years in South Asia. As its benefit to Western medicine is understood, Germany's research community is studying the practice and young doctors are increasingly...

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Bollywood comes to the Berlinale
A scene from “ Patang” premiering in the Berlinale’s Forum section, Photo: courtesy of the Berlin International Film Festival

Germany’s capital city has once again rolled out the red carpet as host of the 61st Berlin International Film Festival. The Berlinale mega-event draws some of the industry’s biggest names as well as...

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A "brain gain" for science and research in India
Max Planck Partner Group in Rorkee researching the topic “Megacites and Global Change”. Photo: (c) Max Planck Society - Daniel Etter

Research and higher education cooperation between Germany and India is increasing to include training and career development. The renowned research organization the Max Planck Society has expanded...

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Southeast Asia

A partnership fights animal endangerment
Pygmy Rhino in Lok Kawi Wildlife Park - Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Photo: (cc) flickr user teachingsagittarian

Malaysia boasts some of world’s greatest biodiversity of flora and fauna, considered one of the 17 megadiverse countries. This biodiversity is being lost, however, especially in Sabah, the Malaysian...

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The Green ARC: German support for sustainable urban solutions
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, (cc) flickr user phalinn

For the first time in human history, the majority of the world’s population now lives in urban areas. Urban sustainability is thus the issue facing the world today. But how does an existing city...

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Connecting Germany and Southeast Asia's classical music talents
Singapore Symphony Orchestra at the Strauss Gala, Photo: Courtesy of SSO

Classical music connections between Germany and Southeast Asia – from guest conductor appearances to the training of young musicians – are growing. Orchestras from the region are increasingly touring...

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“Good qualities of both parts can add up to one greater outcome”
Zubin Zainal in his Berlin studio standing in front of his work "Die Tugend" (The Virtue)

More artists from around the world are choosing to make Berlin their home. Malaysian artist Zubin Zainal has been living between Kuala Lumpur and Germany's capital city since a young age. In a YG...

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Champion competitor Jamal Measara on his life in martial arts
Jamal Measara with his Aikido students at the Budo Akademie Health & Fitness Center Kelheim, Photo courtesy of J. Measara

Born in 1949 in Negri Sembilan, Malaysia, Jamal Measara has spent his entire life in martial arts. Teaching in Germany since 1980, Measara, a former national champion, talks to YG about the growth of...

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Campus Germany

Advanced Research outside Universities
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The excellent working conditions enjoyed by scholars at hundreds of German research institutes are found at very few other institutions around the globe. A summary of the major research organizations

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Attractive Offers for Young International Scientists
(C) Jan Greune

In Germany there is a variety of interesting research grants for highly qualified international postdocs to promote their future in science

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DAAD

Studying in Germany with the DAAD
Graduation ceremony, Photo: (C) Lichtenscheidt / DAAD

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is the German national agency for the support of international academic cooperation. The agency offers programs and funding for students, faculty,...

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Learning about wind power
Patricia Chaves with colleagues from the University Oldenburg, Photo: (C) Auswärtiges Amt / Jan Greune

Patricia Chaves from Rio de Janeiro began her training as an engineer in Brazil and made a conscious decision to specialize in renewable energies in Germany – by completing a postgraduate programme...

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Fixing the fishing fiasco
Fishing boats in harbor, Photo: Flickr (CC) ifijay

When ordering fish at a restaurant, what goes through your mind? There is the obvious recognition of hunger and attempt to subdue it with a tasty entrée, but what about how the fish got to the...

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Renewable energy

Studying Renewable Energies in Germany
Wind energy by photocase user kai

Northern Germany is known as a hotbed for new ideas in the renewable energy sector. The University of Applied Sciences in Stralsund, whose Masters of...

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German town powered by muck
Biogas Fermenter Press photos: http://www.alfagy.com

The future of power is being pioneered in the German city of Lünen where they are building a dedicated biogas network. Powered by agricultural...

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Studying abroad

Studying abroad: A boost for your career
Flags at NYC's Rockefeller Center, (cc) flickr user DanielJ

So you think studying abroad might give your career a boost, do you? Well, you’re right. While you’re traveling the world, seeing the sights, you...

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Building bridges across the Atlantic: GAIN Network
photo by photocase.de user krockenmitte

The German Academic International Network (GAIN) is working to keep German scientists and graduate students working in the United States and Canada...

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Preparing for university

Living expenses for students
No money, source photocase.com copyright allzweckjack

Planning your finances when you are a student is important. So let's look at some case studies on how a student budget can shape up. Young Germany talked to two students living in different sized...

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Taking step one on the career path
RWTH Aachen, im Hörsaal by photocase user Peiler

Take a look at the demographics of Germany’s university students and graduates and you might get the impression that the country is a breeding ground for young managers. With a strong emphasis on...

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Studying in Germany

Getting your degree in an international environment
Main Hall at the IU. Photo: UI Press

There are many schools around the globe claiming to be “international.” But in the case of a small private university in the picturesque southwestern part of Germany, the adjective “international” is...

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Ten tips for keeping student costs down
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There comes a time in just about every student’s life when money becomes a serious issue. Like, where did it go? And so darn quickly? One moment you’re living it up on double vanilla lattés and...

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