Angela Merkel, free of her duties as chancellor of ... Mike Hale is a television critic for The Times. He also writes about online video, film and media. More about Mike Hale A Tearful Talk ...

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet plans a special meeting on Friday to start implementing large parts of the stimulus measures. The fresh stimulus comes on top of a massive 1.1 trillion ...

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Angela Merkel, often dubbed the world’s most powerful ... Her steady leadership during times of crisis earned her ...

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Chancellor Angela Merkel said today. Festivities to mark the anniversary have drawn more than 100,000 Berliners and tourists to the centre of the once-divided city. Many wandered along a 15km ...

That I am Angela Merkel!” In a scene from the TV series, ‘Miss Merkel,’ played by Katharina Thalbach, solves a murder case while her guests listen attentively. (RTL/Maor Waisburd) Thalbach has met ...

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