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Ambassador Rüdiger König

Ambassador König in front of NATO HQ

NATO has been vital to security and peace in the Euro-Atlantic Area for more than seventy years. It is also the bedrock of our transatlantic relations. The Alliance is and will remain a central pillar of German security and defence policy.

Ambassador Rüdiger König
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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas ahead of the NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting on 1 December 2020

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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on German Televison (ZDF) ahead of the NATO Foreign Ministerial on (1 December 2020)

“For the first time in 20 years, there is a peace process in Afghanistan in which the Afghan Government and the Taliban are sitting down together to negotiate a peace treaty. And this should naturally be safeguarded by the presence of international armed forces, too.” - Foreign Minister Maas said.
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Foreign Minister Heiko Maas at the stake-in before the Meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers

“A year ago, I proposed something of a 'rejuvenation exercise' in order to make the North Atlantic Alliance fit for the challenges of the coming decades.” - he said.

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Federal Foreign Office press releases

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    Declaration of fourteen European Member States on the protection of LGBTIQ persons in the European Union

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    Foreign Minister Maas on his participation in the Sudan conference

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    Foreign Minister Maas on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia

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Federal Foreign Office news

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The Sudan – international partnership for democratic change

Following the peaceful revolution of 2019, the Sudan is now undergoing a transition process. Germany has supported the country from the outset. Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is travelling to Paris today to attend a conference on the Sudan. 

Khartoum
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Mines – the dangerous legacy of war

Mines, booby-traps and unexploded ordnance prevent life from getting back to normal after a conflict. That’s why Germany is active worldwide in efforts to clear mines and munitions. One focal area of our work is Ukraine.

Ukrainian deminer Tetiana Nykyforova in a minefield in Donetsk region
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10th anniversary of the Istanbul Convention: Achievements and future challenges

One priority of Germany’s Chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe from November 2020 to May 2021 is the strength of the law.

Gender equality and the Istanbul Convention
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