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Angela Merkel

Snowden leaks: 10 years later, US intelligence still collects huge amounts of information
World
/ 5 June 2023

Snowden leaks: 10 years later, US intelligence still collects huge amounts of information

But Edward Snowden’s revelations had lasting impact, advancing privacy protections in Europe and America and accelerating use of encryption

By Paul Handley
Crisis response and accountability: Should leaders’ gender matter?
Opinion
/ 6 March 2021

Crisis response and accountability: Should leaders’ gender matter?

Women leaders are lauded for their handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, but the data is often cherry-picked

By Sanjeeta Pant
World leaders: Global recovery requires multilateral cooperation
Opinion
/ 4 February 2021

World leaders: Global recovery requires multilateral cooperation

Addressing the Covid-19 health and economic crisis requires international relations based on cooperation, the rule of law, collective action and shared principles

By Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel, Macky Sall, António Guterres, Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen
Macron, Merkel to present joint EU recovery initiative
Coronavirus
/ 18 May 2020

Macron, Merkel to present joint EU recovery initiative

Europe is just beginning to emerge from the lockdowns to halt the outbreak, which has taken a huge bite out of national economies

By Joseph Schmid
Political pragmatism is required to survive Covid-19
Coronavirus
/ 12 May 2020

Political pragmatism is required to survive Covid-19

Political ideologies — communism, capitalism, liberalism — and an unrealistic view of the world as we’d like it to be got us into this mess

By Quentin du Plessis
The coronavirus crisis: A failure of policy and leadership
Article
/ 14 March 2020

The coronavirus crisis: A failure of policy and leadership

The world needs someone to step up and take charge – anyone but Donald Trump that is

By Charles R Stith
665 to 12-million infected: The possible SA coronavirus numbers
Article
/ 12 March 2020

665 to 12-million infected: The possible SA coronavirus numbers

If nothing changes and infections continue to increase at the current rate, South African healthcare facilities could be further overwhelmed

By M&G Data Desk and Sipho Kings
Be bold, Cyril, even if it’s politically risky
Analysis
/ 20 February 2020

Be bold, Cyril, even if it’s politically risky

He must end the Mantashe problem and execute his strategy rather than keep the ANC onside

By Richard Calland
How South Africa and Germany can help the world
Article
/ 30 January 2020

How South Africa and Germany can help the world

Both countries have a strong orientation towards multilateralism and democratic values

By Richard Calland and Melanie Müller
10 conflicts to watch in 2020
Article
/ 28 December 2019

10 conflicts to watch in 2020

As Washington overpromises and underdelivers, regional powers are seeking solutions on their own — both through violence and diplomacy

By Robert Malley Comment
Libya conflict: No end in sight to humanitarian crisis
Africa
/ 10 July 2019

Libya conflict: No end in sight to humanitarian crisis

Migrants in Tripoli are staging a hunger strike demanding better protection by the UN as the death toll rises to staggering heights

By Deutsche Welle 1
The G20 needs more women
Article
/ 9 July 2019

The G20 needs more women

Clearly the problem lies not in the G20 per se but in its member nations

By Nomkhitha Gysman
Record 70.8 million people displaced at end of 2018: UN
Article
/ 19 June 2019

Record 70.8 million people displaced at end of 2018: UN

At the end of 2017, by comparison, 68.5 million people were counted as being forcibly displaced by violence or persecution

By Staff Reporter
Drugs and Brexit: Race to replace UK’s May under way
Article
/ 10 June 2019

Drugs and Brexit: Race to replace UK’s May under way

Eleven candidates have set their sights on replacing May, who quit as the prime minister over her failure to take Britain out of the EU on time

By Alice Ritchie
Comedian Zelensky wins Ukraine presidency in landslide
Article
/ 21 April 2019

Comedian Zelensky wins Ukraine presidency in landslide

Volodymyr Zelensky, whose only previous political role was playing the president in a TV show, trounced incumbent Petro Poroshenko

By Oleksandr Savochenko and Anna Smolchenko
With emotional goodbye, Germany shutters last black coal mine
Article
/ 21 December 2018

With emotional goodbye, Germany shutters last black coal mine

Coal mining is an industry increasingly under threat as countries around the world look for ways to phase out fossil fuels to combat climate change

By Michelle Fitzpatrick
May heads to Europe in bid to save Brexit deal under fire
Article
/ 11 December 2018

May heads to Europe in bid to save Brexit deal under fire

The embattled leader is facing a rebellion in her own party

By Agency
Brexit goes down to wire as May calls last-day talks
Article
/ 22 November 2018

Brexit goes down to wire as May calls last-day talks

Theresa May said she will return to Brussels for more talks on the eve of a planned signing summit

By Staff Reporter
Merkel and the revenge of the old white boys’ club
Article
/ 6 November 2018

Merkel and the revenge of the old white boys’ club

For almost two decades, a conservative all-men’s pact has waited to have its political revenge on Angela Merkel

By Staff Reporter
Merkel to step down as chancellor in 2021
Article
/ 29 October 2018

Merkel to step down as chancellor in 2021

Merkel will stagger her political exit by first giving up the leadership job of her Christian Democratic Union in December

By Staff Reporter
Turkey vows to reveal ‘naked truth’ over Khashoggi death
Article
/ 22 October 2018

Turkey vows to reveal ‘naked truth’ over Khashoggi death

Turkish officials have said they believe that 15 Saudi men who arrived in Istanbul on two flights on October 2 were connected to Khashoggi’s death

By Brian Knowlton, Joe Jackson and Fulya Ozerkan
Merkel, Netanyahu seek to brush past differences for Israel talks
Article
/ 4 October 2018

Merkel, Netanyahu seek to brush past differences for Israel talks

German Chancellor Angela Merkel holds talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday as they seek to publicly brush past

By Mike Smith 1
Qatari emir vows $15bn Turkey investment after Erdogan meeting
Article
/ 16 August 2018

Qatari emir vows $15bn Turkey investment after Erdogan meeting

Qatar pledges to make direct investment in Turkey, currently hit by currency crisis amid a diplomatic stand-off with US

By Agency
EU’s Juncker in last-ditch bid to end Trump trade war
Article
/ 23 July 2018

EU’s Juncker in last-ditch bid to end Trump trade war

At stake is a White House threat to slap a daunting wave of tariffs on European auto exports to the US

By Alex Pigman
After a nearly a decade of house arrest, freedom for Chinese activist
Article
/ 11 July 2018

After a nearly a decade of house arrest, freedom for Chinese activist

Liu Xia, one of China’s most prominent activists for democracy, has arrived in Germany after a protracted campaign for her release

By Staff Reporter
Macron backs Merkel in political battle on immigration
Article
/ 19 June 2018

Macron backs Merkel in political battle on immigration

France’s Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday jumped to the aid of his core European partner, German Chancellor Angela Merkel

By Laurence Benhamou and Frank Zeller
Trump slams Merkel over immigration policy
Article
/ 18 June 2018

Trump slams Merkel over immigration policy

In a tweet, the US president claimed crime in Germany is ‘way up’

By Sarah Smit
Great expectations of the cartoon world war
Article
/ 15 June 2018

Great expectations of the cartoon world war

In the first of a series of columns for the duration of the World Cup, Carlos Amato looks at the prospects ahead of Russia 2018

By Carlos Amato
A global trade war is no joke
Article
/ 15 June 2018

A global trade war is no joke

Emerging economies such as South Africa’s are put under pressure when infighting among the big players slows down global trade

By Lynley Donnelly
G7 photograph memifies Trump diplomacy
Article
/ 11 June 2018

G7 photograph memifies Trump diplomacy

An image of the summit’s leaders standing over the US president exemplified what became known as G6+1

By Sarah Smit
With friends like Trump, who needs enemies — EU chief
Article
/ 17 May 2018

With friends like Trump, who needs enemies — EU chief

EU president Donald Tusk urged leaders meeting in Bulgaria to form a "united European front" against Trump’s withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal

By Danny Kemp
Trump withdraws from Iran deal, defying allies
Article
/ 9 May 2018

Trump withdraws from Iran deal, defying allies

The president pulled the United States out of a landmark deal curbing Iran’s nuclear program and reimposing crippling sanctions

By Andrew Beatty
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