Ann-Kathrin Pohlers

heute in Europa vom 26. August 2019

heute journal vom 17. August 2019

With upcoming elections in May, the Iraqi government is urging Internally Displaced People (IDPs) to return h…

Over the last few months, the United States' rhetoric on the Iran nuclear agreement has been ambiguous, creat…

With March marking Women's History Month, the debate over gender-based discrimination couldn't have reached i…

Ahead of the pending 'list of shame,' the Secretary-General's Annual Report on Children and Armed Conflicts, …

Global language school chain Sprachcaffe has acquired iST, a well established German study abroad agency, ena…

EC English Language Centres marked its 25th anniversary this month with a two-tiered event in Malta: a party …

Germany will need €3.5bn in funds in order to provide appropriate education to refugees, according to a recen…

Amid ongoing salary negotiations between the teachers’ union and management and a month-long teachers strike,…

A teachers’ strike at Vancouver English Centre that began four weeks ago following a long-running debate over…

Germany has committed more than $25m to boost technical and vocational education in Rwanda, German Developmen…

After peace talks failed earlier this month, the ongoing conflict in South Sudan between government forces an…

Germans push to hold police accountable after global George Floyd protests