Zweiter Tag im Auswärtigen Amt in Berlin. Unter dem Motto “hallo Außenpolitik” konnte man zwei Tage lang hinter die Kulissen der diplomatischen Arbeit schauen.

“Drahtseilakt der Diplomatie” – Das Auswärtige Amt öffnet an diesem Wochenende seine Pforten für die Öffentlichkeit. Neben schwindelerregenden Darbietungen kann man auch hinter die Kulissen der #halloaussenpolitik schauen. Seid ihr auch in Berlin? Schaut morgen auch im Auswaertigen Amt vorbei! Werft einen Blick in das Krisenreaktionszentrum, das Ministerbüro @HeikoMaas und vor allem […]

Such a great chance: Amusa Victor, founder of Vicfold Recyclers from Nigeria, took part in a mentoring camp and presented his start-up at the Afrolynk Conference in Berlin.

Exciting news from Vicfold Recyclers from Nigeria, the winner of the #youforG20 contest. Founder Amusa Victor attends a startup mentoring camp in Berlin.

So what brings 2,000 conference participants from over 90 countries, some 180 journalists, 30 ministers and state secretaries and over 100 high-level speakers to the German Federal Foreign Office for two days in the middle of April?

Amusa Victor from Vicfold Recyclers, the winner of our #youforG20 contest, about the arrival of the startup’s new machines and its success at the African Entrepreneurship Award.

Nimmt die Bedeutung von Dokumentarfilmen in Krisenzeiten zu, und wenn ja, wie macht sich das auf der Berlinale bemerkbar?

Has the current boom in drama series on TV affected the films shown at the Berlinale – in terms of subject-matter or narrative structure, for example?

Are the issues expressed in the #metoo-debate a topic of discussion at the Berlinale? Our Berlinale Bloggers describe their experiences.

This documentary explains what the phrase “skid row” really means.

Film makers aren’t welcome in Cairo. Anyone who has ever tried to shoot a film in the city knows this.

Three actresses deliver brilliant performances in Italian director Laura Bispuri’s new film, which definitely deserves an award.

Kazuhiro Soda’s documentary film Inland Sea (Minatomachi), world-premiered at the Berlinale, paints a poignant portrait of the losers of urbanization.

How to say goodbye to a beloved person? „Sekala Niskala“ (The Seen and Unseen) shows in enchanting pictures how fantasy provides an escape for a ten-year-old facing the loss of her twin brother.

Christian Petzold’s Transit, a frontrunner in the Berlinale competition, turns Anna Seghers’ World War II novel of exile into a cautionary tale about present-day developments.

Zentralflughafen THF (Central Airport THF) and Styx: two films in the section Panorama show global immigration movements from different perspectives.