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Berlin Wiki: How Berlin’s Government Works
In the latest chapter of our Berlin Wiki series, we focus on the people and institutions that run Berlin. Learn how the Governing Mayor, the Senate and the Senate Administrations work together to govern Germany’s unique city-state. -

Migrants With Degrees Are Not What Germany Is Looking For
As state-funded German courses become harder to access, many migrants are left trapped between limited language skills and low-income jobs. At the Lohana Berkins Center in Berlin, Darío Farcy and his team are trying to break this cycle through free education, solidarity, and community organizing inspired by Latin American grassroots movements. -

Berlin Wiki: How Do the First and Second Vote Work?
In the next part of our Berlin Wiki series, we explain how Germany’s first and second vote system works and how voters influence both candidates and the balance of power in parliament. -

Tempelhofer Feld: Berlin’s Most Emotional Urban Conflict Is Back
A heated argument during a live podcast recording in Neukölln revealed just how deeply Berliners care about the future of Tempelhofer Feld. While some see new housing opportunities, others fear the privatization of public space and the erosion of democratic decisions. Walter Phippeny reflects on the conflict in his latest commentary.





















