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Angela Merkel

Macron hosts 140 CEOs in pre-Davos charm offensive
Article
/ 22 January 2018

Macron hosts 140 CEOs in pre-Davos charm offensive

A former investment banker, Macron has vowed to shake the French economy out of its torpor.

By Staff Reporter
Even with a slow start Ghana’s president Akufo-Addo is fulfilling election promises
Africa
/ 11 December 2017

Even with a slow start Ghana’s president Akufo-Addo is fulfilling election promises

People celebrated in Ghana when opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo became president as he promised to improve education and stamp out corruption.

By Staff Reporter
World, bar Israel, condemns Trump Jerusalem announcement
Article
/ 7 December 2017

World, bar Israel, condemns Trump Jerusalem announcement

Donald Trump’s decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital has drawn sharp criticism, with the significant exception of Israel.

By Staff Reporter
Slavery dominates discussion at AU-EU Summit
Africa
/ 30 November 2017

Slavery dominates discussion at AU-EU Summit

​Modern-day slave markets in Libya were on the lips of African and European leaders at the opening of the summit in Abidjan

By Staff Reporter
Germany in political turmoil as coalition talks fail
Article
/ 20 November 2017

Germany in political turmoil as coalition talks fail

With no other viable coalition in sight, Germany may be forced to hold new elections that risk being as inconclusive as September’s polls.

By Hui Min Neo and Deborah Cole
Plea for ‘urgent action’ on climate overshadowed by Trump
Article
/ 6 November 2017

Plea for ‘urgent action’ on climate overshadowed by Trump

The Paris treaty calls for capping global warming at "well under" two degrees celsius, and 1.5 °C if possible.

By Marlowe Hood
Germany on guard against election hacks, fake news
Article
/ 21 September 2017

Germany on guard against election hacks, fake news

Media outlets ramped up fact-checking teams and political parties pledged not to use campaign bots

By Frank Zeller
North Korea threatens to respond harshly to UN sanctions
Article
/ 11 September 2017

North Korea threatens to respond harshly to UN sanctions

The United States has called the UN Security Council to vote on a draft proposal to impose tough sanctions against North Korea.

By Staff Reporter
Meet one of the women credited with Emmanuel Macron’s success: Sibeth Ndiaye
Africa
/ 16 May 2017

Meet one of the women credited with Emmanuel Macron’s success: Sibeth Ndiaye

Sibeth Ndiaye has been recognised as a key component of Macron’s success, and is even considered a role model to young women

By Deutsche Welle 1
Syrian refugee regrets Merkel selfie
Article
/ 24 February 2017

Syrian refugee regrets Merkel selfie

German Syrian sues Facebook for not removing his image from fake ‘terrorism’ news stories.

By Al Jazeera
Far-right parties on march to change Europe’s political complexion
Article
/ 24 January 2017

Far-right parties on march to change Europe’s political complexion

Anti-establishment forces, emboldened by Donald Trump’s US victory, pose a real threat to leftist and centrist candidates in upcoming polls.

By Andrew Hammond
Italy says Berlin terror suspect killed in Milan by police
Article
/ 24 December 2016

Italy says Berlin terror suspect killed in Milan by police

German authorities, after temporarily detaining another suspect, said they believed Amri drove the truck that ploughed into a Berlin Christmas market

By Staff Reporter
​2016: The year of the election ballot consultant
Article
/ 19 December 2016

​2016: The year of the election ballot consultant

The doctors of spin are going to have a busy 2017 given the number of polls worldwide, writes Andrew Hammond.

By Andrew Hammond
Time Magazine names Donald Trump person of the year
Article
/ 7 December 2016

Time Magazine names Donald Trump person of the year

The United States president-elect says the accolade means a lot to him.

By Susan Heavey
Brexit fallout: David Cameron leaves a rudderless ship to meet EU leaders in Brussels
Article
/ 28 June 2016

Brexit fallout: David Cameron leaves a rudderless ship to meet EU leaders in Brussels

David Cameron’s trip comes amid deep political uncertainty in Britain after he failed to convince Britons to vote to remain in the EU.

By Al Jazeera
Germany backs Greece’s third bailout
Article
/ 19 August 2015

Germany backs Greece’s third bailout

Greece’s latest bailout cleared one of its last hurdles after the German Parliament voted in favor of an aid package of up to 86-billion euros.

By Staff Reporter
Assange: Time for legal action against US snooping
Article
/ 25 June 2015

Assange: Time for legal action against US snooping

Julian Assange says that the time has come for legal action after leaked documents reveal Washington spied on three French presidents.

By Staff Reporter
Greece faces diplomatic push on its debt at G7 summit
Article
/ 8 June 2015

Greece faces diplomatic push on its debt at G7 summit

Greece faces a week of urgent diplomacy to free up bailout aid and avert a potential default as world leaders press for a resolution to the standoff.

By Staff Reporter
Hollande fails the De Gaulle standard
Article
/ 28 August 2014

Hollande fails the De Gaulle standard

The beleaguered French leader came into office in 2012 as the supposed anti-Merkel. Now she is as strong as ever and he has never looked weaker.

By Ian Traynor
Ukraine prepares for war after Putin’s ‘declaration’
Article
/ 3 March 2014

Ukraine prepares for war after Putin’s ‘declaration’

Arseny Yatseniuk says the announcement to invade Ukraine made by Russia’s Vladimir Putin was not a threat, but "the declaration of war to my country".

By Alissa De Carbonnel
War over Europe’s economic future heats up
Article
/ 9 January 2014

War over Europe’s economic future heats up

Resentment is growing over German chancellor Angela Merkel’s leadership and fiscal austerity measures.

By Ian Traynor
Obama knew Merkel was being spied on, report
Article
/ 27 October 2013

Obama knew Merkel was being spied on, report

Barack Obama was personally informed of mobile phone tapping against German Chancellor Angela Merkel, which may have begun as early as 2002.

By Deborah Cole
Merkel’s victory vindicates her tough-love policies
Article
/ 27 September 2013

Merkel’s victory vindicates her tough-love policies

Angela Merkel’s triumph in winning a third term with such an improbably high margin sets her and Germany apart in Europe.

By Ian Traynor
Historic win for chancellor Merkel in German elections
Article
/ 23 September 2013

Historic win for chancellor Merkel in German elections

Chancellor Angela Merkel has captured a landslide victory in German elections for guiding Europe’s top economy unharmed through the debt crisis.

By Staff Reporter
Germans head to the polls
Article
/ 22 September 2013

Germans head to the polls

Angela Merkel is favoured to remain German chancellor for another four years as voting gets underway in the country.

By Sapa Afp
Germany denies involvement in Syria’s chemical attack
Article
/ 18 September 2013

Germany denies involvement in Syria’s chemical attack

Germany has rejected a suggestion it might have contributed to the sarin attack in Damascus after it was revealed the country sold chemicals to Syria.

By Reuters
European ‘bank union’ could prevent another debt crisis
Article
/ 14 September 2013

European ‘bank union’ could prevent another debt crisis

Plans underway by Angela Merkel’s Chancellory could see the power to deal with struggling banks move from national to European level.

By Annika Breidthardt and Jan Strupczewski
Merkel’s holiday not such a bad idea
Article
/ 25 July 2013

Merkel’s holiday not such a bad idea

Some believe German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to take 18 days’ leave with just over a month to elections could be good for her campaign.

By Reuters
Women leaders want more representation in Davos
Article
/ 26 January 2013

Women leaders want more representation in Davos

Of the 2 500 movers and shakers who have descended on the picture-postcard Swiss ski resort, for the World Economic Forum, a mere 17% are women.

By Sapa Afp
Germany to supply Mali with two transport planes
Article
/ 16 January 2013

Germany to supply Mali with two transport planes

Germany has said it would supply two transport planes for the mission against rebels in Mali, in a bid to assist the country’s fragile government.

By Sapa Afp
Congratulations stream in for Obama from world leaders
Article
/ 7 November 2012

Congratulations stream in for Obama from world leaders

World leaders have been quick to congratulate US President Barack Obama on his re-election, and used the opportunity to punt their interests.

By Staff Reporter
Bitter experience bred a special kind of housewife
Article
/ 28 September 2012

Bitter experience bred a special kind of housewife

In the sleepy, picturesque towns and villages of southwest Germany, the paragons of thrift are doing what they do best.

By Julia Kollewe
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