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A German comic book reimagines the past of a leader still mysterious to most, writes DEREK SCALLY. SHE HAS already been an opera heroine and a Barbie doll. Full Article at Irish Times
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GERMAN CHANCELLOR Angela Merkel is facing a last-minute Lisbon Treaty headache after her conservative Bavarian allies vowed to make ratification dependent on agreeing “maximum” parliamentary influence over future EU policy. Full Article at Irish Times
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrives on May 27, 2009 at the Chancellery in Berlin before hosting talks on the future of car maker Opel. View Photo »
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The fact that with the United States we stand where we stand today is an enormous success, which I would not have thought possible a year ago
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When you get down to it, the political comic is starting to go beyond Political Power, Female Force, and the Bo Obama bio comic Puppy Power. Full Article at Newsarama
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FRANKFURT: German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned on Friday that governments would fight of any attempt by banks to water down tough reforms of financial regulations. "There is perhaps a certain danger that banks which are doing quite well again... Full Article at The News
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The world has blown the settlements issue entirely out of proportion, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said Thursday. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrives for the weekly cabinet meeting, at the chancellery in Berlin, on Wednesday, May 27, 2009. View Photo »
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It's not interesting, apart from the fact that I am now included among world leaders like (US President) Barack Obama, Angela Merkel of Germany and the Spanish prime minister, all of whom have been the focus of Sarkozy's remarks.
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GERMAN CHANCELLOR Angela Merkel yesterday said she would not accept resistance to financial market reform, one day after her finance minister accused Britain of impeding an international overhaul. “We observe. . Full Article at Irish Times
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By Marcus Walker and Matthew Karnitschnig German Chancellor Angela Merkel, probably the world's most powerful woman, is trying to convince other world leaders to put the global economy on a more sustainable path and curb the excesses of the past decade' Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrives at the Chancellery in Berlin, May 25, 2009. On Monday morning Merkel met other German ministers for talks on Opel.
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German President Horst Koehler (L) and his wife Eva Luise listen to Chancellor Angela Merkel (R) after he was reelected to office, at the Reichstag in Berlin May 23, 2009.
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German President Horst Koehler, left, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, smile as they pose for a group photo in Berlin, Friday, May 22, 2009. German politicians celebrate the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel (C) is accompanied by Heinz Korte (L), vice-president of the Landvolk farmers' association, Lower Saxony's State Premier Christian Wulff (R) and farmer Johann Heumann (2nd R) as she visits a cow barn in Ritterhude, northwestern Germany, where she met repr...
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) talks to milk farmers as they protest against the pricing policy for milk products in the village of Ritterhude-Stendorf, north of Bremen May 21, 2009. Merkel visited a milk farm to discuss with farmers the pricing policy for milk products.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) talks to milk farmers as they protest against the pricing policy for milk products in the village of Ritterhude-Stendorf, north of Bremen May 21, 2009. Merkel visited a milk farm to discuss with farmers the pricing policy for milk products.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) talks to German milk farmers as they protest against the pricing policy for milk products in the village of Ritterhude-Stendorf, north of Bremen May 21, 2009. Merkel visited a milk farm to discuss with farmers the pricing policy for milk products.
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will accompany [Obama's approach] in a united way. We cannot drop the issue of a nuclear-armed Iran just because of the current situation. That would be completely wrong.
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It's not interesting, apart from the fact that I am now included among world leaders like (US President) Barack Obama, Angela Merkel of Germany and the Spanish prime minister, all of whom have been the focus of Sarkozy's remarks.
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We have become witnesses to sensational and above all shocking events ... And I hope that a strong message of unity emerges out the (G8) summit, unity that demonstrations, civil rights and human rights are indivisible, and that this also applies to Iran.
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This is a trip that he chose, not because of me I’m sure, but for political reasons ... Perhaps his visit also has something to do with improving his standing with (German Chancellor) Angela Merkel. She gave him a hard time during his campaign and also afterwards.
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Iran must know, particularly in the age of modern communications, that we will do everything in our power to ensure that these people (arrested in Iran during the recent turmoil) are not forgotten about
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Angela Merkel is right ... With Angela Merkel we want a Europe with institutions worthy of the name.
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I hope the meeting sends a strong message of unity, a united message that the right to demonstrate and human rights cannot be separated and that they apply to Iran
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Angela Merkel is right ... With Angela Merkel we want a Europe with institutions worthy of the name.
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We still face huge, difficult and dangerous challenges (in Afghanistan) ... But I believe we have no other equitable alternative to the goal and strategy we are following with the NATO deployment and our civil commitments.
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We still face huge, difficult and dangerous challenges (in Afghanistan) ... But I believe we have no other equitable alternative to the goal and strategy we are following with the NATO deployment and our civil commitments.
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We should feel encouraged by this because we cannot do this (fight climate change) without the United States
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The leadership in Iran must know that, if it pursues a sensible path, we want Iran to have prosperous development - that also goes for our approach to the nuclear program
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We cannot allow ourselves no longer to attend to the issue of a nuclear armament of Iran because the situation in Iran is the way it is ... That would be absolutely wrong, and so we must pursue an internationally agreed path.
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I hope there will be a strong message of unity from the meeting, unity that the right to demonstrate and human rights are indivisible and apply to Iran; that our thoughts are with the people who are being arrested every day now; and that we will do everything not to lose sight of these people
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The leadership in Iran must know that if they choose a path of reason, then we want Iran to develop prosperously
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The G-8 summit will be held against the backdrop of the largest global financial crisis since the 1920s
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In this day and age of the 21st century, Iran cannot count on the world community turning a blind eye to this – we are able to see this through images
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This is, indeed, a sea change that I see ... This really points to the fact that the United States are very serious on climate.
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We've done that over the years in the format of the United Nations with a number of resolutions, and that needs to be continued
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This really points to the fact that the United States really is very serious on climate. The fact that, with the United States, we stand where we are today is an enormous success, which I would not have thought possible a year ago
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Over the past few weeks, we have seen horrifying scenes, looking at how, for example, the security forces have dealt with demonstrators ... In this day and age of the 21st Century, Iran cannot count on the world community turning a blind eye on this.
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We stand beside you ... all in Iran who seek to demonstrate peacefully.
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We will have to surmount some difficulties to work toward fiscally sustainable development in the economy ... We have to draw the right lessons from the economic crisis. The American president, Barack Obama, is of the same opinion.
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We will discuss the situation in Iran, the question of North Korea's nuclear program and, of course, our joint efforts toward stabilization and security in Afghanistan
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We are talking to Ukraine in various co-operation fora, as well as with the IMF, on how to increase transparency. There is a broad consensus in the [EU] that we have to put all our efforts to solve these issues thoroughly, not that they reappear every month.