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Ambassador Hans-Dieter Lucas

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» NATO has been crucial to security and peace in Europe for seventy years. It is also the keystone of our transatlantic relations. The Alliance therefore is and will remain a central pillar of German security and defence policy. « Ambassador Hans-Dieter Lucas
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Federal Foreign Office press releases

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    Statement by Germany, France, the United Kingdom and Spain on the demolition of Palestinian buildings in East-Jerusalem 

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    Statement by Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on the death of IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano

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    Federal Foreign Office on the detention of two commercial vessels in the Gulf

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Migration across the Mediterranean – why we now need a coalition of the willing

The challenges of displacement and migration are complex and require solutions at various levels. However, a rapid and pragmatic answer is urgently needed as regards the distribution of people rescued at sea. Germany is willing to do its part.

Refugees being rescued from drowning.
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Ambassador of the resistance: Adam von Trott zu Solz

On the 75th anniversary of the assassination attempt of 20 July 1944, we are remembering the men and women who demonstrated how a different Germany could have been. One of them was the diplomat Adam von Trott zu Solz. His example is an inspiration to this very day.

Adam Trott zu Solz, portrait – around 1944
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European cooperation: “Vaso di Fiori” returned to the Uffizi Gallery

Stolen by the National Socialists during the Second World War, Jan van Huysum’s painting “Vaso di Fiori” is now being returned to Italy. Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is bringing it to the Uffizi Gallery in Florence today.

View of the Arno river
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