In its fight against Russian aggression, Ukraine can still rely on Germany’s unwavering support, said Federal Chancellor Scholz during his visit to Kyiv. He also announced further arms deliveries to Ukraine.

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Germany’s position is very clear: we will support Ukraine for as long as necessary. Since Russia invaded on 24 February 2022, Germany has provided aid to Ukraine worth 37 billion euros in total. A summary.

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What would happen if Putin were to succeed? The consequences for us would be much more costly – in every respect – than our assistance for Ukraine. This is one reason why I today signed an agreement with Volodymyr Zelensky in which we commit to providing long-term support. Chancellor Scholz in the new episode of Kanzler kompakt.

Since the Hamas attacks of 7 October, Israel has been defending itself against sustained attacks. At the same time it is clear that the humanitarian situation is catastrophic. With a ceasefire in Lebanon there is now hope that the fighting in Gaza could end. Germany is providing diplomatic and humanitarian assistance.

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“One year ago, Hamas terrorists murdered well over 1000 Israelis and abducted hundreds. At the same time, they triggered a disaster for the Palestinian people. So much suffering, so many dead. We therefore continue to call persistently for a ceasefire.” That was Chancellor Olaf Scholz in the new episode of Kanzler kompakt.

In his government statement, Federal Chancellor Scholz announced that he would be calling for a vote of confidence on 11 December. The vote will be held in the Bundestag on 16 December. What does this mean? How does the procedure work? Everything you need to know at a glance.

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Jörg Kukies is the new Finance Minister. Federal Minister of Transport Volker Wissing is now also in charge of the Federal Ministry of Justice. Federal Minister of Agriculture Cem Özdemir will also head the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.

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“The resolutions agreed in Baku will support developing countries in their climate protection efforts,” said Federal Chancellor Scholz after the Climate Change Conference. By 2035, developing countries that are hit hard by climate change are to receive 300 billion US dollars per year. 

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The Federal Government has adopted a package of measures for improving the security situation in Germany. Two draft laws were presented in this context. The law to improve domestic security and the asylum system has now entered into effect. 

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Would you like to live and work in Germany? What does the immigration process look like? Where can you get your qualifications recognised? Do you need a visa? Here is an overview of the most important questions and answers concerning immigration of skilled workers.

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The Federal Cabinet comprises 14 ministers and the Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Find out more about the Federal Government here.