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Federal Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle on the EU’s new financial policy stability and the goal of a political union in Europe.
Minister, for many months now Europe has been engaged in financial policy crisis management – what will a sustainable solution look like?
We are now developing the European Union into a stability union. That is what we agreed at the European Council on 9 December 2011. Almost all member states of the European Union committed themselves to observing the stability criteria by showing, for example, increased thrift and greater budgetary discipline.
“Europe will grow closer together”
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Worlds of Culture - The Cultural Preservation Programme of the Federal Foreign Office
Worlds of Culture - The Cultural Preservation Programme of the Federal Foreign Office
New Version of the Directive on a payment in recognition of ghetto work
The fact that the work in a ghetto has been taken into account in a pension does not prevent from receiving a recognition payment amounting to 2,000 Euro anymore. Qualified are victims of the national socialist persecution that worked without coercion in a ghetto.
Research in Germany Newsletter
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Culture magazin DW
From welcome breakfasts to friendship programmes, German universities come up with lots of interesting ways of making it easier for international students to settle into their new surroundings. The DAAD offers them a combined scholarship and support programme (STIBET), which is funded by the Federal Foreign Office. It supports introductory events and country evenings as well as specialist support for foreign doctoral students. Projects like Die Brücke (The Bridge) in Münster have developed their own special approaches and act as examples for other universities.
Scholarship and support programme
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