Monday
Nancy Faeser visits Qatar
The football WW starts on November 20th.
Almost three weeks earlier, Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser flew to the host country Qatar with a delegation from the German Football Association headed by DFB President Bernd Neuendorf.
Faeser is also responsible for promoting elite sport.
She wants to focus on the trip to Qatar "the human rights issues that are being discussed around the tournament, such as the protection of queer people from discrimination and persecution and the responsibility for migrant workers who built the World Cup stadiums".
Luise Amtsberg (Greens), Human Rights Commissioner of the Federal Government, waived her originally planned trip.
Annalena Baerbock in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
foreign minister
Baerbock has been in Kazakhstan since Sunday to strengthen ties with the Central Asian country.
On Monday she will travel to Uzbekistan.
Before leaving, Baerbock had said it was important to her that the Central Asian states "not only have the choice between the tight straitjacket in the forecourt of Russia and dependence on China".
Tuesday
election in Israel
Israel is electing a new parliament for the fifth time in almost four years.
Most recently, eight very different parties governed together.
All of them were united by the plan to prevent Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been accused of bribery and fraud since 2019, from resuming his term of office.
Now he has a chance to become prime minister again.
Champions League
Three German teams play in the Champions League on Tuesday.
But only for Eintracht Frankfurt it is still about progressing in the premier class.
Eintracht must win against Sporting Lisbon to reach the round of 16.
Bayer Leverkusen plays against FC Brugge, but has no chance of reaching the round of 16.
But: If Bayer now gets more points against FC Brugge than Atlético Madrid at FC Porto, Leverkusen will continue at least in the Europa League internationally.
Bayern Munich will already be the group winners when Bayern host Inter Milan at home.
Wednesday
The Prime Ministers
' Conference advises on the open financing issues in the relief measures and the accommodation of refugees.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz is a guest.
Champions League
RB Leipzig is missing a point before the game against Shakhtar Donetsk to reach the round of 16.
The game against the Ukrainian team will be played in Warsaw, Poland.
Dortmund has already been confirmed as a round of 16 at FC Copenhagen before the game.
Thursday
Annalena Baerbock meets the other foreign ministers of the G-7 countries – in Münster of all places.
Germany currently has the G-7 presidency, Baerbock is the hostess, and the choice of location may well be reminiscent of the 374-year-old Peace of Westphalia, a peace agreement negotiated by free states.
Balkan Summit: The heads of state of the Western Balkans who want to join the EU (Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Kosovo) meet at the Federal Chancellor's
In the Europa League, FK Karabakh Agdam play against SC Freiburg, Union St. Gilloise against 1. FC Union Berlin.
1. FC Köln meets OGC Nice in the UEFA Europa Conference League.
Friday
Scholz in China
Olaf Scholz is traveling to China for his first visit as Chancellor.
Because of the strict precautionary measures in China against the pandemic, Scholz and his delegation with business representatives arrive in the morning and leave in the evening.
They are only allowed to move in China in a strictly shielded "closed circuit".
The visit will focus, among other things, on German-Chinese relations, economic cooperation, the Ukraine conflict and the question of Taiwan.
Sunday
UN climate conference
40,000 delegates, journalists and climate protectionists are traveling to Sharm el-Sheikh, ie Egypt, for the world climate conference.
It will be about the impact of the climate crisis on the countries and people most affected.
Critics accuse the Egyptian government of green propaganda - and want to demonstrate for the 60,000 political prisoners in the country.