Economist Kalpana Kochhar of the IMF says women in the workforce are good for the economy.

Women have less income and less capital than men almost everywhere. In Germany women earn on average 21 percent less per hour than men. That's a huge gender pay gap.

Many women take time out from their working lives to have children and look after them. As a consequence, they earn less and have smaller pensions. Cristina Cubas-Blasco says this is wrong.

Coronavirus has been made worse by globalization. So what's to come? Deglobalization, and a return to thinking local? Or increased globalization as we develop more efficient means of communicating remotely?

The inhabitants of Wildpoldsried in southern Germany have installed solar panels on their roofs, built thermal power plants and set up a self-funded wind farm. They produce more energy than they need. They are living proof that change is possible.

Luisa Neubauer is the German face of Fridays For Future. Inspired by Greta Thunberg, she gets protesters out on the street to call for governments and the private sector to take action on climate change. Corporations need to do their part too.

We need to radically reduce our greenhouse gas emissions if we are to restrict global warming. What can each one of us do to reduce our impact on the planet? We take a look at the "dos and the don'ts" of sustainable living.

We need to radically reduce our greenhouse gas emissions if we are to restrict global warming. What can each one of us do to reduce our impact on the planet? We take a look at the "dos and the don'ts" of sustainable living.

A former investment banker is working to preserve the rain forest in Borneo. It's both environmental protection and a business venture. He sells carbon credits to big polluters such as Volkswagen and Shell.

The German labor market needs 400,000 skilled workers a year from overseas to remain stable. How easy is to migrate to Germany with an EU Blue Card these days?