... the lack of employment potential would join Taliban, ISIS and Al-Qaida and there would be more human losses on both sides and Germany will be responsible for all such fatalities.
Consequently Afghanistan does not need more foreign troops there were ... ... stability and economic prosperity rather destructions, collateral damages and humanitarian disaster, however German Chancellor Angela Merkel with the out-going American president Barak Husain Obama throughout the news conference on November 17th in Berlin ...
... jurisdiction into another, and the criticism directed by the Germans to their main partner in the East of the European continent is in large measure aimed at solving the existing problems, not at humiliating and insulting the country.
Vladislav Belov
Germany’s New “Culture of Responsibility”
However, in her desire to maintain a high level of harshness for a particular period of time (it is not yet possible to forecast how long it will last) Angela Merkel sometimes goes beyond sensible limits. This primarily concerns direct interference in the work being done to conduct and format the “St. Petersburg dialogue” public discussion arena, which also runs directly counter to the status ...
... message is that the door to deescalation is open, but real action is required rather propaganda. It is unclear how Chancellor Angela Merkel reacted at the announcement of Putin's decision. On the same token it is arguable that an anniversary, where one ... ... whose relations grew cold with Berlin. If we take a look no further than inside the European Union itself, it is no mystery that Germany has to be reckoned as one of the preeminent driving forces of the community. This is due especially to its economic leadership,...
... took so much time. For the first time, the destiny of a coalition agreement depended on the intra-party referendum. For the first time, the two peoples parties – traditional political opponents – are trying, almost four years later to move Germany towards reforms which it needs so badly.
Unexpected results of the vote
The CDU party, led by Angela Merkel, and its junior partner the Bavarian CSU (chaired by Horst Seehofer) have become the winners of the elections to the lower chamber of the German parliament. This coalition gained 41.5 per cent of the votes on 22 September 2013 as it was ...
... in disaster when, in 2009, the Social Democrats received about the same vote as the SDP/CSU and more ministerial posts, but Angela Merkel won the chancellorship replacing Gerhardt Schröder whose ratings were in decline. As a result, in 2009 the ... ... known for numerous institutional limitations. Mrs. Merkel is highly respected both in the country and abroad. At the same time, Germany still lacks any other striking, popular politician on the federal stage. In 2009-2011, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg of the ...
