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The City of Huntingburg announced Jace Merkel as its new parks superintendent. While previously working at the Huntingburg Water Department, Jace will transition to the Parks Department beginning July ...
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, speaking in Athens to promote her book Freedom, reflected on her pivotal role during Greece’s economic crisis from 2011 to 2021. She admired the resilience of ...
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Who is Friedrich Merz? Germany’s likely next ChancellorFriedrich Merz is the frontrunner to become Germany’s next chancellor. At 69, he leads the CDU in a more conservative direction—marking a sharp shift from Angela Merkel’s legacy. Merz’s CDU is now ...
Merkel declined to take an honorary party position after her retirement, as is often customary, and rarely appears at party events. It also contributed to an image of stubbornness that has defined ...
World Europe Review Angela Merkel’s autobiography is a ‘stunning disappointment’ The former German chancellor provides only the most superficial explanations for her controversial actions ...
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Extended interview: Angela MerkelIn this web exclusive, former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, author of "Freedom: Memoirs 1954-2021," talks with correspondent Mark Phillips about her childhood in East Germany, where she received ...
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Reimagining Angela Merkel as a crime-solving detective - MSNGerman author David Safier created Miss Merkel, which imagines the former Chancellor enjoying her retirement by solving mysteries, accompanied by her loyal (and occasionally flatulent) dog, Helmut.
German author David Safier created Miss Merkel, which imagines the former Chancellor enjoying her retirement by solving mysteries, accompanied by her flatulent dog, Helmut.
Merkel devotes a long section of her book to the rapid and unexpected events that followed November 1989. The fall of the Berlin Wall presented her, at 35, with a new life.
This fall on TV from the rest of the world: a German small-town murder show called “Miss Merkel,” an Italian “Citadel” and an Israeli act of witness.
In the TV series, Merkel’s husband asks why she’s still wearing her trademark pantsuits in retirement. Her answer could be considered classic Merkel logic: “I’ve still got 50 of them in my ...
Now, in retirement, a fictitious version of her is an open book, or whole series of books, called "Miss Merkel Investigates" - also adapted for TV and currently proving a hit with viewers in Italy.
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