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“Sorry you’re going through this”
People who suffer from depression or other mental health issues could soon seek help from an artificial intelligence. Will AI one day obviate the need for psychotherapists?
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“Sound analysis is essential for democracies”: Federal President Steinmeier at the Humboldt Foundation’s Annual Meeting
12/2026
The future can only be shaped and transformation can only succeed on the basis of informed democratic decisions.
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“Strong networks are needed to protect free and democratic societies”: Federal President Steinmeier at the Humboldt Foundation’s Annual Meeting
12/2025
How science can protect democratic values and personal bridges contribute to foreign policy
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“The 2023 elections will be the most important in Turkish history.”
The year 2023 − the centenary of the founding of the Turkish Republic – has been dominated by the country’s presidential and parliamentary elections. We’ve asked two researchers from Turkey about these elections’ long-term meaning for Turkish society.
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“The Humboldt Professorship is an investment in the future”
9/2026
Humboldt Foundation President Robert Schlögl and Federal Research Minister Dorothee Bär confer Germany’s most valuable international research awards.
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“The entire world is of concern to us”: Federal President Steinmeier at the Humboldt Foundation’s Annual Meeting
More than 700 international researchers attended event in Berlin.
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“The future is now!”
Humboldt Fellows present approaches to greater sustainability in society, culture and research at the Long Night of Ideas 2021.
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“The horror can happen again”
The French filmmaker and author Marc Sagnol talks about the “forgotten Holocaust” in Eastern Europe and the importance of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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“The poor deserve the best”
In the Agenda 2030, the global community defined quality education as one of the core goals of global sustainability. But to achieve it, we don’t just need to increase access to education, say sociologists Jessé Souza and Boike Rehbein, but, above all, to reinforce people’s self-esteem by creating local opportunities.
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