
Australian Embassy in Germany, represented by Ambassador Natasha Smith. Travel updates: @smartraveller. 24/7 Consular assistance: +61 2 6261 3305
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It is my great honour to represent Australia as the new Ambassador to Germany. I look forward to working with our 🇩🇪 partners on our shared priorities and interests. I am excited to get to know this beautiful country‘s culture and history – and, of course, share ours in return.
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Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Together with other Heads of Mission in Kyiv we take note with concern of the Russian MFA's threat against diplomats and foreign citizens in Ukraine.
Russia is bound by the Vienna Convention and international humanitarian law.
We stay in Kyiv.
On 3 October 1990, East and West Germany came together after decades of division. Today, we celebrate 36 years of German unity and reflect on the enduring values of democracy and freedom that bind us together.
Happy German Unity Day! 🎉
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
In his National Statement to the United Nations, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Australia will listen with respect, partner as equals, and protect what matters most, should our bid for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council be successful.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
At today’s meeting of European and Indo-Pacific partners, we discussed deepening our cooperation to build collective resilience and reinforce the rules that support stability.
Together we are working to shape a more secure, prosperous and resilient future.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Read our joint statement here: foreignminister.gov.au/minis…
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Australia is seeking a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for 2029–30.
A seat on the UNSC will give Australia and our region more influence to shape the agenda and drive action that delivers for Australians and the world.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Australia has never stood on the sidelines. We’ve always played our part in building a safer and more peaceful world.
Today we’re launching our campaign for a seat on the UN Security Council for 2029–30.
We will listen with respect. We will partner as equals. And we will protect what matters most.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Australia is committed to working with international partners to defend and advance our interests on conflict, economic security, climate change and emerging technologies.
The United Nations General Assembly brings world leaders together to address the issues shaping our world.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Australia stands in full solidarity with Germany following Russia’s hybrid attack in Leipzig on 4 August.
Though separated by oceans, we share a strong commitment to global peace and security.
Australia remains steadfast in supporting a just and lasting peace for Ukraine.
Australia stands in full solidarity with Germany following Russia’s hybrid attack at Leipzig Airport on 4 August. Australia and Germany share an unwavering commitment to global peace and security, and we remain steadfast in our support for a just and lasting peace for Ukraine.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Humanitarian workers save lives. Their vital work shouldn't cost them their own.
This World Humanitarian Day, we honour the 350 aid workers killed last year and reaffirm our commitment to protecting those who help others.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
#Germany has raised its terrorism threat level to high. If you're travelling in Germany, stay aware of your surroundings, particularly in busy public places, tourist areas & at major events. Read & subscribe: Smartraveller.gov.au/Germany
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We are shocked and saddened by the horrific attack on the Christopher Street Day celebrations in Berlin last night. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families. We also thank the first responders.
The Embassy is aware of an incident at the CSD event in Berlin this evening.
Australians in the area should follow the instructions of local authorities.
If you are an Australian citizen requiring assistance, please contact our 24/7 Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305.
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Update: Australians in the Middle East.
Latest information on the Australian Government’s response to the unfolding situation.
For all travel advice for ‘do not travel’ and ‘reconsider your need to travel’ destinations visit smartraveller.gov.au
Australian Embassy in Germany retweeted
Today marks 12 years since the downing of Flight MH17.
298 passengers lost their lives, including 38 people who called Australia home.
Our thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones.
Australia remains committed to holding Russia accountable for this horrific act.


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