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  • Brigitte Schiffer & Hans Hickmann on the way to Siwa Oasia. Siwa Oasis, Cairo, 1933
    Jewish composer Brigitte Schiffer

    Fleeing the Nazis and thriving in Cairo

    Many Jewish musicians fled Nazi Germany in the 1930s and 1940s. Composer Brigitte Schiffer was one of the few who put down roots in Egypt. In this interview, the German music professor Matthias Pasdzierny charts her unusual story.

  • Young beautiful woman - Çiğdem Akyol
    Çiğdem Akyols's novel on Germany’s guest workers

    Clear-eyed and unsentimental

    In her debut novel, Çiğdem Akyol tells the story of a family caught between Germany and Turkey. The journalist offers an unvarnished portrait of the guest-worker generation and their children and sheds light on their ruthless exploitation in Germany.

  • People gather outside a white mosque with colourful balloons attached to the fence. In the foreground is a graveyard.
    Book “111 Places in Berlin That Teach Us About Islam”

    Searching for traces of Muslim life in Berlin

    The historic Şehitlik cemetery in Kreuzberg, the queer-friendly Ibn Rushd-Goethe mosque in Moabit, the Muslim community's poetry slam i-Slam: Islam is part of Berlin's history, politics and everyday life.

  • A wall of graffiti welcoming tourists and immigrants to Berlin
    Taqi Akhlaqi’s book "Versteh einer die Deutschen"

    German quirks from an Afghan perspective

    Taqi Akhlaqi came to Germany for four months on a scholarship to work on a new novel, where he experienced a range of cultural shocks. He recounts this experience in his highly readable new book “Versteh einer die Deutschen” (Surely someone must understand the Germans).

  • A crowd holding signs and banners demonstrate against the far right.
    Tareq Sydiq’s book “The New Protest Culture”

    Can protests transform society?

    From Iran to the Last Generation, citizens in democracies and dictatorships alike are taking to the streets. Tareq Sydiq analyses these uprisings and asks why some fail while others dramatically change the system.

  • Baerbock makes a statement in front of an Israeli flag, a European flag and a German flag.
    German policy in the Middle East

    A historic failure

    Germany has isolated itself worldwide with its stance towards Israel. The current coalition will soon be a thing of the past, but Germany may reap the consequences of its foreign policy failures for a long time to come.

  • One person stands with their back to the camera, carrying an umbrella and with a Palestinian flag around their shoulders.
    Palestinians in Germany since 7 October

    "This is no longer my country"

    The Hamas attack on 7 October 2023 was a transformative experience for much of Germany's Palestinian diaspora. Many lost relatives in Gaza, along with their trust in the German media. Four Palestinians in Berlin share their experiences.

  • Netanyahu in the centre of the picture, walking surrounded by men in suits in the Knesset.
    Impending arrest warrant for Netanyahu

    Germany’s dilemma at the ICC

    The International Criminal Court could soon issue arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu, Defence Minister Gallant and two Hamas leaders. As several states attempt to influence the verdict, Germany is torn between solidarity with Israel and commitment to international law.

  • A man and two women wearing headscarves stand in front of a memorial plaque for the victims of the knife attack in Solingen.
    Deportations to Afghanistan and Syria

    The rule of law and its careless enemies

    Those who turn to Assad or the Taliban instead of the German constitutional state when it comes to questions of security, fail to understand what makes those regimes tick.

  • A damaged Star of David on a gravestone in Berlin (symbolic image)
    What is anti-Semitism?

    How do you differentiate?

    A new anthology sheds light on the various forms of anti-Semitism and the academic debate surrounding it in the light of current controversial debates

  • Displaced Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip
    War in Gaza

    When children are seen as the enemy

    A racist view of Palestinian children contributes to an acceptance of the fact that they are dying in their thousands in Gaza

  • Israel's new religious nationalist elite
    The rise of Israel's religious nationalist sect

    Political Islam, political Judaism

    The 7 October Hamas attacks fanned the flames of a movement already virulent in Israel. Ever since, religious nationalists have been consolidating their influence. In Germany, where politicians prefer to focus solely on the dangers of Islamism, it is easier to ignore such developments

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