die Gegenwart
present
The current time; the present point or period of time between the past and the future.
Wir sollten uns auf die Probleme der Gegenwart konzentrieren.
We should focus on the problems of the present.

present / presence
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present
The current time; the present point or period of time between the past and the future.
Wir sollten uns auf die Probleme der Gegenwart konzentrieren.
We should focus on the problems of the present.

The meaning of 'Gegenwart' (present/presence) becomes clear from context. If it is about time (past, future), it is m01. If it is about a person's presence, it is m02. If it is about grammar, it is m03.
In seiner Gegenwart fühle ich mich immer wohl.
I always feel comfortable in his presence.
To express 'Anwesenheit' (presence), 'Gegenwart' almost always appears with the preposition 'in' and a genitive or a 'von' construction. The most common form is 'in meiner/deiner/seiner... Gegenwart' (in my/your/his... presence).
In Gegenwart seiner Chefin ist er immer sehr nervös.
In the presence of his boss, he is always very nervous.
In a linguistic context, 'die Gegenwart' (the present tense) is the technical term for the tense Präsens. You often find this word in German textbooks.
Lass uns die Verben in der Gegenwart üben.
Let's practice the verbs in the present tense.
future
'die Zukunft' and 'die Gegenwart' are opposites in terms of time. 'die Gegenwart' means the time now, that is, the current moment or the present day. 'die Zukunft' means the time that is still to come. Both words are often used when talking about changes: what is important now belongs to the present; what will become important later belongs to the future.

In der Gegenwart arbeitet das Team noch mit alten Computern.
At present, the team is still working with old computers.
Viele junge Menschen machen sich Sorgen um die Zukunft.
Many young people worry about the future.