These famous names are the children of American military personnel in Germany.

Why Germany hosts by far the biggest contingent of American troops in Europe.

Despite all the US president’s statements to the contrary, the Americans are expanding their military presence in Germany.

We wanted to know what Germany means to you. Dacia Zimmer and her sister won the exciting trip to Berlin. Take a look at what they experienced there!

Six million people. A memorial has found its place in the heart of Berlin to remind present and coming generations of the horrors of the #Holocaust.

On the evening of #November9, 1989, the #GDR opened its border crossings to the West for all citizens: The event went down in #history as The #FalloftheWall.

German Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel held the commencement address to Harvard graduates – and offered them six thoughts to consider on their future paths through life.

Trump-bashing or broaden our view? We can’t act jointly with Trump, yet we can’t act alone without the US.

Allotments are typically German. Not least because they reflect part of German history.

German companies are doing well in the US, but Trump’s unorthodox trade policy is producing a “climate of instability”.

The US is decoupling from its 70-year-old partnership with Europe. The trans-Atlantic relationship must start again from scratch.

A company is founded every 20 minutes in Berlin. Why Germany's capital is a magnet for startups.

“Wunderbar together” ambassador Danielle shows us her favourite places in Berlin and talks about why she came to Germany.

The German-American history of the IG Farben company building in Frankfurt, Germany, during World War II.

How do young people in Germany learn about World War II? We asked two students from Frankfurt - and these are their answers.

We asked German students, what they think about the USA regarding World War II. These are their answers.

The USA: a country of immigrants. Brittney shows us German heritage and tasty traditions in New York.

German youths have taken up the mantle, cutting class on Fridays to demand more effective climate protection.

The Year of German-American Friendship aims to encourage exchange and encounter – especially at a time of political differences.

Today, there is widespread acceptance among Germans for their historic responsibility for World War II and the Holocaust. That hasn't always been the case.

Sister cities since 1957: Firefighter Christopher about the Rockville-Pinneberg partnership and a special gift to German firefighters.

When Diane L. Wolf recently came to Berlin it was a return of sorts: her Jewish parents were forced to leave Germany in the 1930s.

Stephen and his parents had to leave Nazi Germany in 1938. But 70 years later, Stephen Wertheimer has decided to reclaimed the German citizenship.

After decades of living in the country, DW's Louisa Schaefer, from the US, is still baffled at times when in comes to national etiquette norms.

The Big Apfel: My first 100 days in the German capital.

Stefanie Lemcke moved to the States and established an app firm in New York.

The new beginning after the Second World War: The USA supported Germany in establishing a democratic society.

No longer able to rely on America’s military leadership, the EU is harmonizing its military capabilities and facilities.

Germany is a key ally in the world's most important security alliance.

The US Department of Labor has designated Charleston a national model region for the advancement of vocational training based on the German apprenticeship system.

What environmental economist Aaron Best so likes about his work for the Berlin-based think tank Ecologic Institut and German climate policy.

German basketball legend Dirk Nowitzki has announced his retirement after playing a record 21 seasons for the Dallas Mavericks.

How I learned to love the Staatsangehörigkeitsbehörde – and to pronounce it properly.

DW's Hallie Rawlinson reports on her first time attending the Berlinale International Film Festival.

Our countries are united through deep historical ties, shared values, and bold visions for the future. Join us for a year-long festival celebrating our transatlantic partnership through dialogue, experience, and exchange. #Wunderbartogether

The German Ambassador to Washington, Emily Haber, seeks to cultivate the collective.

The Director of the German Emigration Center Bremerhaven Simone Eick explains, why and when Germans migrated to the US.

The automotive industry is facing major challenges around the world. German carmakers have more to lose than most and are thus investing a great deal in securing its future.

Germany is going to promote and protect industrial champions.

Review of 1918: Why the German November Revolution has often been underestimated.

Withdrawing from the nuclear deal is a major blunder – the E-3 must pick up the baton

Political relations are also often a tightrope act. The athletes of "One Inch Dreams" prove that this can still succeed.

Reflections on American conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein, who would have been 100 this year.

Wolfgang Ischinger, chairman of the Munich Security Conference explains why Europe must become more independent, yet cannot forgo its alliance with the US.

Cornelia Funke talks about the high regard many Americans have for Germans, but also about German anti-Americanism and how the world can overcome nationalism.

Germans are the largest immigrant group in the USA – and yet are the least visible.

Bettina Fleck is doing research at the universities in Stanford and Berkeley

Terry McCarthy is President of the American Academy in Berlin.

Five questions about studying in Germany to Noelle from Wisconsin

Five Questions about studying in the USA to Max from Cologne