India and Germany are collaborating on triangular cooperation projects aimed at promoting sustainable development in countries across Asia, Africa, and the Indo-Pacific region, according to German Ambassador Dr. Philipp Ackermann. In an interview with WION, Ambassador Ackermann highlighted the significance of this partnership, emphasizing the combined expertise of both nations.

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WION’s principal diplomatic correspondent Siddhant Sibbal sat with German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann to discuss India’s G20 presidency. The discussion revolved around India’s role in building consensus on the G20 forum, which has remained heavily divided, especially in the wake of the Ukraine crisis.

WION’s principal diplomatic correspondent Siddhant Sibbal sat with German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann to discuss India’s G20 presidency. The discussion revolved around India’s role in building consensus on the G20 forum, which has remained heavily divided, especially in the wake of the Ukraine crisis. The ambassador also talked about Chinese President Xi Jinping’s notable absence from the summit, his very first since assuming power in China almost 11 years ago. Mr Ackermann told Sibbal that Xi’s absence was not a big deal at all and China still was being represented at a high level as the country’s prime minister will lead the Chinese delegation. He also said that climate was amongst the top priorities for his nation, and Germany will be very strongly advocating for ‘a good climate text’ in the joint communiqué. Here are the edited excerpts from the conversation: WION: India is hosting the G20 Summit. What are your expectations from the Indian presidency of this mega grouping? German Ambassador- So, first of all, thanks for having me. And I would say that this summit is now the peak or the high point of a year-long presidency. The expectations of course for the summit are high clearly, you know, you have delivered so much that we are looking forward to the, to the summit and, you know, in a very, very difficult geopolitical environment, we have to call it like it is there is no, no doubt that the times are difficult. We are very confident that the Indian side will bring together the leaders of the world around one statement, one declaration. Now, I think, the big negotiations are ongoing, I mean, we have seen the negotiators sitting around the table for the last couple of days and I think we are in the midst of the discussions as it always is before the summit and we will see the outcome very soon. It is a difficult task. There is no doubt, but I trust that the Indian diplomatic skills. WION: Are you hopeful that there will be a joint statement because they're sharp positions when it comes to G7, and Russia and China on the other side? German Ambassador- So, I think I'm very hopeful. There is always a risk that things will not go the way the presidency wants them. But I think if a country can bring success to this, India is the country. So we have seen the Indian role last year in Bali where the declaration was a success. And I am very confident that India will play this role as a pen holder as the president this year. It's difficult because when you are president, you are supposed to be neutral. You are the one who brings everybody together. I think chances are high that things will end up in a satisfactory manner. WION: Well, the focus is also African Union. India has proposed African Union become a permanent invitee. What is Germany's view on this proposal? German ambassador- I can tell you that we support this proposal wholeheartedly. We feel that the African Union is a very, very valuable partner, and it should have a seat at the table. We Germans and also the European Union have always been promoting and supporting the African Union's efforts to join these multilateral forums. WION: There's also the China challenge. The Chinese President Xi Jinping is skipping the summit here in Delhi. Do you think that is a negative signal being sent by Beijing to this summit? Given there are tensions as well. German ambassador: So frankly, I think it is unfortunate that the Chinese president will not attend, but you should see it in a larger context. This is a G20 plus, that means, you have 19 plus other countries who will be represented at a very high level and the Chinese prime minister will come so he's also a very high-level representative of his country. So, I will say don't read too much into it. It will be a very important summit. China will make its voice heard at the table, so I would not see it as a failure or something. WION: What does Germany bring to the table during this year's summit? German Ambassador: So what we want is basically support the Indian presidency. The main aim is to make this presidency a success. (If you ask) What are our priorities? Climate is certainly one and that has turned out to be also difficult in the last ministerial meeting. So we will be very, very strongly advocating for a good climate text. I think that partnerships with what you call 'the global South', with partners in the southern hemisphere, is very important for us. That includes energy partnerships, natural resources partnerships, and discussing, you know, support the West can extend to these countries is very important and third, and not least, (We want to see) the problem of Ukraine tackled in the right way. We have a war of aggression that has a huge impact on the world economy, and that must be addressed in the right way. WION: But do you think that it won't be the main focus during the summit because first, the host is neutral? There are many global south countries and essentially President Zelensky is not present as well. German Ambassador: You cannot say that the whole G20 Summit should be rallying around this one question. I think it has been on the table for a long time when it comes to the negotiations of the statement. It's an important role. You know, I'm not a fan of those who say, let's keep politics out of the G-20 because politics and economics are interwoven. And you see with this war of aggression against Ukraine, what impact it has on many countries. But having said that, I think India has been so helpful during the valuable interaction, but I'm full of trust and confidence that India, as a president, will find a formula that will satisfy the most. WION: How do you see the visit of the German Chancellor? German Ambassador: We had a very successful and extremely interesting visit in February. This time, will be more in the context of the G20. But it shows very clearly that there is a shift in Germany towards India and a clear commitment towards an Indian German relationship that reflects, you know, the values we share and the potential that there is in this bilateral relationship; be that economic, be that scientific and also political. WION: How India and Germany are working together to fight the issue of climate change. German ambassador- We have this partnership for green sustainable development. I think India is an excellent partner. Not only that, because without India climate change is not to be tackled in a satisfactory way but also because India is full of creative ideas on how to tackle climate change. So we have not only the government, we have think tanks, academia, we have these very lively private sector that is so engaged and committed to renewable energy. So I think India is an ideal partner. Germany spends 1.3 billion euros a year together with India in developing ways and means to tackle climate change. I couldn't think of a more appropriate partner for Germany. We continue this engagement and look forward to developing ways and means to tackle this global problem with India. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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To celebrate "Naatu Naatu's"&nbsp;Oscar win, the German ambassador to India, Dr Philipp Ackermann, took to the streets of Old Delhi and grooved to the beats of the power-packed RRR song, originally picturised on Ram Charan and Jr NTR.

The German Ambassador staged a flash mob near the Red Fort along with his team members. The enthusiastic&nbsp;dancers matched steps as onlookers cheered from a distance.

While sharing the video on Twitter, Ackermann wrote,&nbsp;"Germans can’t dance? Me &amp; my Indo-German team celebrated #NaatuNaatu’s victory at #Oscar95 in Old Delhi. Ok, far from perfect. But fun! Thanks, @rokEmbIndia for inspiring us. Congratulations &amp; welcome back @alwaysRamCharan and @RRRMovieteam! #embassychallange is open. Who’s next? (sic)"

Check out the video here:

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Germans can't dance? Me &amp; my Indo-German team celebrated <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NaatuNaatu?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NaatuNaatu</a>’s victory at <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Oscar95?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Oscar95</a> in Old Delhi. Ok, far from perfect. But fun! 
 
Thanks <a href="https://twitter.com/RokEmbIndia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@rokEmbIndia</a> for inspiring us. Congratulations &amp; welcome back <a href="https://twitter.com/AlwaysRamCharan?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@alwaysRamCharan</a> &amp; <a href="https://twitter.com/RRRMovie?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RRRMovie</a> team! <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/embassychallange?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#embassychallange</a> is open. Who's next? <a href="https://t.co/uthQq9Ez3V">pic.twitter.com/uthQq9Ez3V</a>
— Dr Philipp Ackermann (@AmbAckermann) <a href="https://twitter.com/AmbAckermann/status/1637020499678224384?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2023</a></blockquote>
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Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indias-home-minister-amit-shah-meets-father-son-duo-chiranjeevi-and-ram-charan-viral-pics-573368">India's Home Minister Amit Shah meets father-son duo Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan | Viral pics</a>

Netizens were highly impressed by the flash mob. One Twitter user wrote, "Awesome!! #dance is the greatest form of human expression. ,#NaatuNaatu all the way! #embassychallenge."&nbsp;Another commented, "Haha.. this is lovely!!!"

"Naatu Naatu" is the first Telugu song to be nominated in the Original Song&nbsp;category at the Oscars. It won the award trumping big names such as Rihanna and Lady Gaga. Singers Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava and composer along with director SS Rajamouli and lead actors Jr NTR and Ram Charan were also present at the big event.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-deepika-padukone-returns-to-india-after-completing-oscars-2023-duties-grabs-attention-for-airport-look-573362">Deepika Padukone returns to India after completing Oscars 2023 duties; grabs attention for airport look</a>

The lyrical composition by MM Keeravani, high energy rendition by singers Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava, unique choreography by Prem Rakshith, and lyrics by Chandrabose are all the elements that make this RRR&nbsp;mass anthem a perfect dance craze.&nbsp;

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To celebrate "Naatu Naatu's" Oscar win, the German ambassador to India, Dr Philipp Ackermann, took to the streets of Old Delhi and grooved to the beats of the power-packed RRR song, originally picturised on Ram Charan and Jr NTR.

To celebrate "Naatu Naatu's" Oscar win, the German ambassador to India, Dr Philipp Ackermann, took to the streets of Old Delhi and grooved to the beats of the power-packed RRR song, originally picturised on Ram Charan and Jr NTR. The German Ambassador staged a flash mob near the Red Fort along with his team members. The enthusiastic dancers matched steps as onlookers cheered from a distance. While sharing the video on Twitter, Ackermann wrote, "Germans can’t dance? Me & my Indo-German team celebrated #NaatuNaatu’s victory at #Oscar95 in Old Delhi. Ok, far from perfect. But fun! Thanks, @rokEmbIndia for inspiring us. Congratulations & welcome back @alwaysRamCharan and @RRRMovieteam! #embassychallange is open. Who’s next? (sic)" Check out the video here: Germans can't dance? Me & my Indo-German team celebrated #NaatuNaatu’s victory at #Oscar95 in Old Delhi. Ok, far from perfect. But fun! Thanks @rokEmbIndia for inspiring us. Congratulations & welcome back @alwaysRamCharan & @RRRMovie team! #embassychallange is open. Who's next? pic.twitter.com/uthQq9Ez3V — Dr Philipp Ackermann (@AmbAckermann) March 18, 2023 Also read: India's Home Minister Amit Shah meets father-son duo Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan | Viral pics Netizens were highly impressed by the flash mob. One Twitter user wrote, "Awesome!! #dance is the greatest form of human expression. ,#NaatuNaatu all the way! #embassychallenge." Another commented, "Haha.. this is lovely!!!" "Naatu Naatu" is the first Telugu song to be nominated in the Original Song category at the Oscars. It won the award trumping big names such as Rihanna and Lady Gaga. Singers Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava and composer along with director SS Rajamouli and lead actors Jr NTR and Ram Charan were also present at the big event. Also read: Deepika Padukone returns to India after completing Oscars 2023 duties; grabs attention for airport look The lyrical composition by MM Keeravani, high energy rendition by singers Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava, unique choreography by Prem Rakshith, and lyrics by Chandrabose are all the elements that make this RRR mass anthem a perfect dance craze. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Having taken up his post as Germany's ambassador to China merely two weeks ago, Jan Hecker unexpectedly passed away today, the foreign office of Germany declared on Monday.

It was not yet known what caused the death.

"It is with deep sadness and dismay that we learned of the sudden death of the German ambassador to China," said Germany's Federal Foreign Office on its website.

During a regular media briefing, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin expressed condolences over Hecker's death.

"We are shocked to learn about the sudden death of Ambassador&nbsp;Hecker, who had been working actively to promote China-Germany relations since assuming his post," he said.

Hecker's family and the embassy will receive assistance from China, he added.

Last Friday, Hecker hosted an event about German artist Joseph Beuys at his Beijing home. The attendees of the event described him as "happy and all right."

At the German embassy in Beijing, the flags of the European Union and Germany flew at half-mast on Monday.

Reuters reports that Hecker, 54, a foreign policy adviser to Chancellor Angela Merkel, presented his credentials at the Chinese foreign ministry on Aug. 24.

The German embassy reported that Hecker arrived in China on Aug. 1, and that, as with all arrivals, he would have had to spend time in quarantine.

(With inputs from agencies)

Having taken up his post as Germany's ambassador to China merely two weeks ago, Jan Hecker unexpectedly passed away today, the foreign office of Germany declared on Monday.

Having taken up his post as Germany's ambassador to China merely two weeks ago, Jan Hecker unexpectedly passed away today, the foreign office of Germany declared on Monday. It was not yet known what caused the death. "It is with deep sadness and dismay that we learned of the sudden death of the German ambassador to China," said Germany's Federal Foreign Office on its website. During a regular media briefing, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin expressed condolences over Hecker's death. "We are shocked to learn about the sudden death of Ambassador Hecker, who had been working actively to promote China-Germany relations since assuming his post," he said. Hecker's family and the embassy will receive assistance from China, he added. Last Friday, Hecker hosted an event about German artist Joseph Beuys at his Beijing home. The attendees of the event described him as "happy and all right." At the German embassy in Beijing, the flags of the European Union and Germany flew at half-mast on Monday. Reuters reports that Hecker, 54, a foreign policy adviser to Chancellor Angela Merkel, presented his credentials at the Chinese foreign ministry on Aug. 24. The German embassy reported that Hecker arrived in China on Aug. 1, and that, as with all arrivals, he would have had to spend time in quarantine. (With inputs from agencies)

German ambassador to China Jan Hecker suddenly dies just two weeks into the job

In this segment of WION World Order, the concern is G20 summit and its outcomes. Well while asked to the Ambassador of Germany to India Walter J. Lindner about the G20 summit and the possible outcomes.

WION World Order: More work is done on the sidelines than in G20: Walter J. Lindner

More work is done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20: German ambassador Walter J Lindner

German ambassador to India Walter Johannes Lindner said on Thursday that more work is being done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20.

"Yes, more work is done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20. And that's what makes those meetings doubtful for many people out there because they do not know what's happening there, who is talking with whom but it is true. That is the gist of diplomacy - that things are discussed at the sidelines - but I think we have to make sure that it's more transparent," Lindner said on WION World Order.

Programmes like these should be more open, it's not a clandestine thing. World leaders come together in these summits and take responsibility, he added.

Talking about threats of the digital era he said on WION World Order, "With the new technology and digitalisation, we have to find rules for it. Otherwise, it will be the law of the jungle".

The latest G20 summit in Japan's Osaka, for which Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Japan, is being held a time when the very idea of multilateral talks to manage global affairs and resolve disputes is at a threat.

"We want to support multilateralism. The gist of the matter is: With over 7 billion people, how do we organise a body which takes decisions," said German Ambassador.

On WION World Order, Walter Johannes Lindner, Brazil Ambassador André Aranha Corrêa do Lago and Argentina Ambassador Daniel Chuburu talk about what they expect from the G20 Summit in Japan's Osaka and the stumbling blocks.

With the presence of US President Donald Trump in Japan's Osaka at the high-stakes G20 summit likely to be dominated by trade tensions between the United States and China.

More work is done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20: German ambassador Walter J Lindner German ambassador to India Walter Johannes Lindner said on Thursday that more work is being done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20.

More work is done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20: German ambassador Walter J Lindner German ambassador to India Walter Johannes Lindner said on Thursday that more work is being done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20. "Yes, more work is done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20. And that's what makes those meetings doubtful for many people out there because they do not know what's happening there, who is talking with whom but it is true. That is the gist of diplomacy - that things are discussed at the sidelines - but I think we have to make sure that it's more transparent," Lindner said on WION World Order. Programmes like these should be more open, it's not a clandestine thing. World leaders come together in these summits and take responsibility, he added. Talking about threats of the digital era he said on WION World Order, "With the new technology and digitalisation, we have to find rules for it. Otherwise, it will be the law of the jungle". The latest G20 summit in Japan's Osaka, for which Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Japan, is being held a time when the very idea of multilateral talks to manage global affairs and resolve disputes is at a threat. "We want to support multilateralism. The gist of the matter is: With over 7 billion people, how do we organise a body which takes decisions," said German Ambassador. On WION World Order, Walter Johannes Lindner, Brazil Ambassador André Aranha Corrêa do Lago and Argentina Ambassador Daniel Chuburu talk about what they expect from the G20 Summit in Japan's Osaka and the stumbling blocks. With the presence of US President Donald Trump in Japan's Osaka at the high-stakes G20 summit likely to be dominated by trade tensions between the United States and China.

More work is done on the sidelines than in a summit like the G20: German ambassador Walter J Lindner

The summit of Group of 20 major economies is going to be a crucial one. The summit, to be held from June 28-29 in the western Japanese city of Osaka, should find a solution for global challenges, German ambassador Walter J Lindner has said.

"Global problems cannot be solved on a national or unilateral basis. So the G20 summit can contribute to find solutions for global challenges. We have no time to waste. The challenges are immense: Global warming, waste, clean energy, future of work, terrorism, welfare... to name a few," he said.

The agenda for this year's G20 summit is "human-centeredness" and "data free flow with trust" which aims to create a framework for discussion on rules for digital economy.

While China's President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump will discuss the ongoing trade war and how to tackle plastic waste, financial stability, black money, and terrorism will top India's agenda. All eyeballs will be on "Trump-Putin", "Trump-Xi" and "Trump-Erdogan" bilaterals.

Substantial discussions on trade, including reform of the World Trade Organisation or WTO, will likely take place at the summit. Japan, which chairs this year's G20 gatherings, will take a neutral stance in the US-China trade row and urge countries to resolve tensions with a multilateral framework.

China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, are in the middle of a costly trade dispute that has pressured financial markets and damaged the world economy.

Founded in 1999, the G20 is made up of 19 major countries and the European Union. Collectively, G20 members represent 85 per cent of global economic output, two thirds of the world population and 75 per cent of international trade.

The summit of Group of 20 major economies is going to be a crucial one. The summit, to be held from June 28-29 in the western Japanese city of Osaka, should find a solution for global challenges, German ambassador Walter J Lindner has said.

The summit of Group of 20 major economies is going to be a crucial one. The summit, to be held from June 28-29 in the western Japanese city of Osaka, should find a solution for global challenges, German ambassador Walter J Lindner has said. "Global problems cannot be solved on a national or unilateral basis. So the G20 summit can contribute to find solutions for global challenges. We have no time to waste. The challenges are immense: Global warming, waste, clean energy, future of work, terrorism, welfare... to name a few," he said. The agenda for this year's G20 summit is "human-centeredness" and "data free flow with trust" which aims to create a framework for discussion on rules for digital economy. While China's President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump will discuss the ongoing trade war and how to tackle plastic waste, financial stability, black money, and terrorism will top India's agenda. All eyeballs will be on "Trump-Putin", "Trump-Xi" and "Trump-Erdogan" bilaterals. Substantial discussions on trade, including reform of the World Trade Organisation or WTO, will likely take place at the summit. Japan, which chairs this year's G20 gatherings, will take a neutral stance in the US-China trade row and urge countries to resolve tensions with a multilateral framework. China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, are in the middle of a costly trade dispute that has pressured financial markets and damaged the world economy. Founded in 1999, the G20 is made up of 19 major countries and the European Union. Collectively, G20 members represent 85 per cent of global economic output, two thirds of the world population and 75 per cent of international trade.

G20 summit should find solutions to global challenges: German Ambassador

In this segment WION Correspondent Siddhanth Sibbal exclusively in Conversation with German Ambassador to India Walter J. Lindner.

In Exclusive Conversation with German Ambassador to India Walter J. Lindner

The European Union said Thursday it hopes <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/venezuela-expels-german-ambassador-for-backing-guaido-201632">Venezuela will reconsider its expulsion of the German ambassador</a> as the EU seeks to maintain communication lines with the feuding sides.

President Nicolas Maduro's government on Wednesday ordered Germany's ambassador Daniel Kriener to leave the country for "interference" in its internal affairs. He had greeted returning opposition leader Juan Guaido at Caracas airport.

"We regret the fact that the German ambassador to Venezuela is pressed to leave the country in spite of a tense and complex political context," said Maja Kocijancic, spokeswoman for EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini.&nbsp;

"The European Union has been keen to maintain lines of communication with all key parties in Venezuela including the government of Mr Maduro," she told a press conference in Brussels.

"And from that perspective, the European Union hopes that this decision can be reconsidered," Kocijancic said. "We remain strongly committed to a peaceful and democratic solution to the current crisis in Venezuela."

She recalled the EU's leading role in setting up the international contact group, where she said Germany plays an "active" role.

Guaido -- recognised as interim president by more than 50 countries -- said Kriener's expulsion will be seen "as a threat to the free world."

Kriener was among more than a dozen foreign representatives who welcomed the National Assembly leader, but so far the only one deemed "persona non grata".

Kriener had tried to help bring humanitarian aid to the country, Guaido said in a speech to opposition lawmakers, adding: "It seems that the Maduro regime does not forgive anyone who wants to help Venezuela."

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said that kicking Kriener out only "aggravates the situation".

The European Union last month condemned Caracas for its use of armed supporters and violence to prevent the entry of humanitarian aid into Venezuela.&nbsp;

The European Union said Thursday it hopes Venezuela will reconsider its expulsion of the German ambassador as the EU seeks to maintain communication lines with the feuding sides.

The European Union said Thursday it hopes Venezuela will reconsider its expulsion of the German ambassador as the EU seeks to maintain communication lines with the feuding sides. President Nicolas Maduro's government on Wednesday ordered Germany's ambassador Daniel Kriener to leave the country for "interference" in its internal affairs. He had greeted returning opposition leader Juan Guaido at Caracas airport. "We regret the fact that the German ambassador to Venezuela is pressed to leave the country in spite of a tense and complex political context," said Maja Kocijancic, spokeswoman for EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini. "The European Union has been keen to maintain lines of communication with all key parties in Venezuela including the government of Mr Maduro," she told a press conference in Brussels. "And from that perspective, the European Union hopes that this decision can be reconsidered," Kocijancic said. "We remain strongly committed to a peaceful and democratic solution to the current crisis in Venezuela." She recalled the EU's leading role in setting up the international contact group, where she said Germany plays an "active" role. Guaido -- recognised as interim president by more than 50 countries -- said Kriener's expulsion will be seen "as a threat to the free world." Kriener was among more than a dozen foreign representatives who welcomed the National Assembly leader, but so far the only one deemed "persona non grata". Kriener had tried to help bring humanitarian aid to the country, Guaido said in a speech to opposition lawmakers, adding: "It seems that the Maduro regime does not forgive anyone who wants to help Venezuela." German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said that kicking Kriener out only "aggravates the situation". The European Union last month condemned Caracas for its use of armed supporters and violence to prevent the entry of humanitarian aid into Venezuela.

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