Breaking and finding new paths, leaving things behind in order to discover new beginnings ¿ that is what the Central Committee of German Catholics (ZdK) have described as their motto for Catholics Day.
Did the discovery of an ancient poem in a German abbey in 1417 cause the world to swerve into the modern era? Stephen Greenblatt's Pulitzer Prize winning book argues exactly that.
In its 65th year, the world's most famous film festival takes few chances and relies instead on older, established male directors. See what's in store for the French city's silver screens.
On stilts, on the trapeze and with hula-hoops: Young people with Down's syndrome can be grandiose artists. Berlin's Circus Sonnenstich has been proving that for 15 years.
Berlin's vibrant party scene and low cost of living has made it increasingly attractive as a student destination. But limited job opportunities mean most graduates are forced to leave the city, despite wanting to stay.
Culture and education
The German Archaeological Institute (DAI)
The German Archaeological Institute (DAI) is a scientific corporation of the Federal Institution under the auspices of the Foreign Office.
