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'We Could See More and More Divisions' - Matthias Ziegler/ DER SPIEGEL

'We Could See More and More Divisions' - Matthias Ziegler/ DER SPIEGEL

SPIEGEL Interview with US President Barack Obama 'We Could See More and More Divisions'

In an exclusive interview with German public broadcaster ARD and DER SPIEGEL, outgoing US President Barack Obama discusses the legacy he has built and his worries about the future of democracy, as well as Donald Trump, the man who will succeed him in office. Von Klaus Brinkbäumer und Sonia Seymour Mikich

"Eine Mischung aus Sorge und Optimismus" - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Eine Mischung aus Sorge und Optimismus" - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Videoanalyse zu Obama-Interview "Eine Mischung aus Sorge und Optimismus"

Wie verlief das Exklusiv-Interview von ARD und SPIEGEL mit Barack Obama? SPIEGEL-Chefredakteur Klaus Brinkbäumer über einen US-Präsidenten in Sorge, der von einer Rückkehr nach Berlin träumt - dann allerdings inkognito.

Berlin Must Protect Germans from US Spying - TOBIAS SCHWARZ/ REUTERS

Berlin Must Protect Germans from US Spying - TOBIAS SCHWARZ/ REUTERS

Friends or Foes? Berlin Must Protect Germans from US Spying

The German government has failed to protect the public from the NSA's surveillance program and should be held accountable. On both a national and an EU level, there needs to be an independent investigation into the scandal. Von Laura Poitras, Marcel Rosenbach und Holger Stark

A More Equal German-American Relationship - AP/dpa

A More Equal German-American Relationship - AP/dpa

Loosening Up A More Equal German-American Relationship

Obama's Berlin visit highlighted how the relationship between Germany and the United States is changing into a looser affinity of equals. No longer the enthralled little brother, Germany must fill the vacuum on the world stage and act on its newfound stature. Von Klaus Brinkbäumer

Obama Visit Highlights 'Genuine Trans-Atlantic Dissonance' - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

Obama Visit Highlights 'Genuine Trans-Atlantic Dissonance' - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

World from Berlin Obama Visit Highlights 'Genuine Trans-Atlantic Dissonance'

US President Barack Obama managed to achieve his primary goal during his one-day visit to Berlin on Wednesday: charming his hosts. But German commentators argue he was unable to bridge a growing gap between the two countries.

Merkel Mocked for Calling Internet 'Neuland' - Adam Berry/ Getty Images

Merkel Mocked for Calling Internet 'Neuland' - Adam Berry/ Getty Images

Gaffe Gone Viral Merkel Mocked for Calling Internet 'Neuland'

Chancellor Merkel described the Internet as "uncharted territory" on Wednesday while answering a question about the Prism spying program at an appearance with US President Obama. Now "Neuland" is a fully formed meme, and Merkel's gaff has gone viral.

Moscow Fears Loss of World Power Status - YURI KADOBNOV/ AFP

Moscow Fears Loss of World Power Status - YURI KADOBNOV/ AFP

Obama's Nuclear Push Moscow Fears Loss of World Power Status

A world without nuclear weapons? It's a nearly inconceivable scenario for the Kremlin, even if its arsenal costs Russia billions each year. Since the break-up of the Soviet Union, the country has suffered a major drop in influence. Now it's doing all it can to cling to the geopolitical power it has left. Von Benjamin Bidder

Obama Invokes Kennedy in Speech - Carsten Koall/ Getty Images

Obama Invokes Kennedy in Speech - Carsten Koall/ Getty Images

'Ich Bin Ein Berliner' Obama Invokes Kennedy in Speech

Fifty years after John F. Kennedy's legendary Berlin visit, Barack Obama wowed the city with a rousing speech at the Brandenburg Gate, saying all oppressed people are "citizens of Berlin" -- and urging the world to help free them. Von Charly Wilder

Obama Through the Prism of the Cold War - TOBIAS SCHWARZ/ REUTERS

Obama Through the Prism of the Cold War - TOBIAS SCHWARZ/ REUTERS

The President in Berlin Obama Through the Prism of the Cold War

History is everywhere in Berlin, as US President Barack Obama and his family found out on Wednesday. And the lessons of that past are clear -- which helps explain the president's challenging task of seeking to assuage German doubts about the Prism surveillance program. Von Charles Hawley

Obama Calls for Cuts in Strategic Nuclear Weapons - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

Obama Calls for Cuts in Strategic Nuclear Weapons - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

Berlin Speech Obama Calls for Cuts in Strategic Nuclear Weapons

US President Barack Obama on Wednesday said he would seek negotiations with Russia to reduce the number of strategic nuclear weapons they hold by up to a third.

US Rejects Criticism of Intelligence Practices - Getty Images/ Bundespresseamt

US Rejects Criticism of Intelligence Practices - Getty Images/ Bundespresseamt

Mild Rebuff US Rejects Criticism of Intelligence Practices

President Barack Obama on Wednesday gently rebuffed Chancellor Angela Merkel's criticism of US Internet surveillance and gave a light-hearted explanation of why he hasn't kept all his promises: "People don't always do exactly what you want -- it's shocking."

Obama to Make Plea for Nuclear Disarmament - Michael Kappeler/ dpa

Obama to Make Plea for Nuclear Disarmament - Michael Kappeler/ dpa

Berlin Speech Obama to Make Plea for Nuclear Disarmament

Speculation has been rife in Berlin regarding the possible contents of US President Barack Obama's speech in front of the Brandenburg Gate on Wednesday. Media reports indicate he will be making a renewed push for nuclear disarmament.

Tearing Down Trade Walls with the US President - CHRIS WATTIE/ REUTERS

Tearing Down Trade Walls with the US President - CHRIS WATTIE/ REUTERS

Obama in Berlin Tearing Down Trade Walls with the US President

The shine has come off Obama's image since he was last in Berlin in 2008. This week's visit is set to be overshadowed by the NSA surveillance scandal, which Chancellor Merkel says she fully intends to address. Free trade will likely top the agenda. Von Gregor Peter Schmitz und Severin Weiland

Europe Must Protect Itself from America - PHILIPPE LOPEZ/ AFP

Europe Must Protect Itself from America - PHILIPPE LOPEZ/ AFP

Obama's Soft Totalitarianism Europe Must Protect Itself from America

Is Barack Obama a friend? Revelations about his government's vast spying program call that assumption into doubt. The European Union must protect the Continent from America's reach for omnipotence. Von Jakob Augstein

Berlin Ramps Up Security for Obama Visit - Jörg Carstensen/ dpa

Berlin Ramps Up Security for Obama Visit - Jörg Carstensen/ dpa

Prepping for POTUS Berlin Ramps Up Security for Obama Visit

Sealed manhole covers, closed streets and snipers on the rooftops: Berlin is already preparing for US President Barack Obama's visit next week. Security is to be extremely tight, and thousands of police will be on duty.

The Evolution of Trans-Atlantic Ties - ? Jim Young / Reuters/ REUTERS

The Evolution of Trans-Atlantic Ties - ? Jim Young / Reuters/ REUTERS

Kennedy to Obama The Evolution of Trans-Atlantic Ties

Barack Obama's upcoming visit to Berlin has many fondly reminiscing of John F. Kennedy's momentous trip there 50 years ago. Though Germans still revere both presidents, the trans-Atlantic relationship has changed considerably since then. To Europe's detriment. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Obama to Make First Berlin Visit as President - Carsten Koall/ Getty Images

Obama to Make First Berlin Visit as President - Carsten Koall/ Getty Images

Scheduled for June Obama to Make First Berlin Visit as President

He's finally coming. SPIEGEL has learned that US President Barack Obama will make an official state visit to Berlin in June -- just one week before the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech. Von Gregor Peter Schmitz

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