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In December, the world will look to us, to the Europeans and to the Americans. And it is true, there can be no agreement without China and India
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Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel are not terribly enthusiastic. (Italian Prime Minister) Silvio Berlusconi remains his strongest backer
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We refuse to stretch out our hand to those who oppose the [EU] Lisbon treaty ... but who at the same time talk about enlargement ... Those who want more [Europe] have to co-operate.
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The German people have dissolved a marriage of convenience and Angela Merkel can return to her plans from 2005 to form a non-socialist government with the liberals
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We refuse to stretch out our hand to those who oppose the [EU] Lisbon treaty ... but who at the same time talk about enlargement ... Those who want more [Europe] have to co-operate.
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President Hamid Karzai congratulates Madam Angela Merkel on wining the parliamentary election held Sunday and hoped that relations between Afghanistan and Germany would further develop under her leadership
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A nuclear weapon in the hands of the Iranian president, who denies the Holocaust, threatens Israel and its right to exist, is not acceptable
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This is an evening in which Angela Merkel has achieved her goal to form the government she wants
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Zero tolerance needs to be shown when there is a risk of weapons of mass destruction falling, for example, into the hands of Iran and threatening our security
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And then, in Copenhagen, we shall be able to overcome this wall separating the present from the future, in the interest of our children and grandchildren, and in the interest of sustainable development all over the world
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We need an agreement on one objective: Global warming must not exceed 2 degrees Celsius
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I am happy that the final ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon was completed today in the Czech Republic
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I'm convinced that once we in Europe and America show ourselves ready to adopt binding agreements, we will also be able to persuade China and India to join in
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Iran also knows where we draw a line
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A nuclear bomb in the hands of an Iranian president who denies the Holocaust, threatens Israel and denies Israel the right to exist, is not acceptable.
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Iran knows the specifics of our proposal and it should also know where we will draw our red line. A nuclear weapon at the hands of an Iranian president who denies the Holocaust, threatens Israel and negates its right to exist is simply unacceptable.
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The Freedom Bell in Berlin is like the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia: a symbol which reminds us that freedom does not come about of itself. It must be struggled for and then defended anew every day of our lives
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Whoever threatens Israel also threatens us.
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Iran needs to be aware of this, Iran knows our offer, but Iran also knows where we draw the line
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Iran knows our offer, but Iran also knows the limits
About Angela Merkel
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Angela Dorothea Merkel (help·info) (IPA: [ˈaŋɡela doʁoˈteːa ˈmɛɐ̯kəl]) (born Angela Dorothea Kasner, 17 July 1954, in Hamburg, West Germany), is the Chancellor of Germany. Full Article
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In December, the world will look to us, to the Europeans and to the Americans. And it is true, there can be no agreement without China and India
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Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel are not terribly enthusiastic. (Italian Prime Minister) Silvio Berlusconi remains his strongest backer
SOURCE: News24 -
We refuse to stretch out our hand to those who oppose the [EU] Lisbon treaty ... but who at the same time talk about enlargement ... Those who want more [Europe] have to co-operate.
-
The German people have dissolved a marriage of convenience and Angela Merkel can return to her plans from 2005 to form a non-socialist government with the liberals
-
We refuse to stretch out our hand to those who oppose the [EU] Lisbon treaty ... but who at the same time talk about enlargement ... Those who want more [Europe] have to co-operate.
-
President Hamid Karzai congratulates Madam Angela Merkel on wining the parliamentary election held Sunday and hoped that relations between Afghanistan and Germany would further develop under her leadership
SOURCE: People's Daily Online -
A nuclear weapon in the hands of the Iranian president, who denies the Holocaust, threatens Israel and its right to exist, is not acceptable
-
This is an evening in which Angela Merkel has achieved her goal to form the government she wants
-
Zero tolerance needs to be shown when there is a risk of weapons of mass destruction falling, for example, into the hands of Iran and threatening our security
-
And then, in Copenhagen, we shall be able to overcome this wall separating the present from the future, in the interest of our children and grandchildren, and in the interest of sustainable development all over the world
-
We need an agreement on one objective: Global warming must not exceed 2 degrees Celsius
-
I am happy that the final ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon was completed today in the Czech Republic
-
I'm convinced that once we in Europe and America show ourselves ready to adopt binding agreements, we will also be able to persuade China and India to join in
-
Iran also knows where we draw a line
-
A nuclear bomb in the hands of an Iranian president who denies the Holocaust, threatens Israel and denies Israel the right to exist, is not acceptable.
-
Iran knows the specifics of our proposal and it should also know where we will draw our red line. A nuclear weapon at the hands of an Iranian president who denies the Holocaust, threatens Israel and negates its right to exist is simply unacceptable.
-
The Freedom Bell in Berlin is like the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia: a symbol which reminds us that freedom does not come about of itself. It must be struggled for and then defended anew every day of our lives
-
Whoever threatens Israel also threatens us.
-
Iran needs to be aware of this, Iran knows our offer, but Iran also knows where we draw the line
-
Iran knows our offer, but Iran also knows the limits
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I wanted to use this opportunity today also to express our gratitude, my gratitude, to the American people for the support that the American people have given us throughout the process leading up to German reunification, and I think it's something that I would like to later on say it very clearly also i...
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It is still not certain whether an agreement on an internationally binding treaty on reducing greenhouse gas emissions could be reached in Copenhagen
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The world will be watching Copenhagen, and the fight against climate change is one of the most urgent tasks worldwide
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It is realistic to say that in Copenhagen we will not be able to conclude a treaty, but it is important to lay down a political framework which will be the basis of the treaty
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It is realistic to say that in Copenhagen we will not be able to conclude a treaty
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