

Angela Merkel
Angela Merkel broke through the ranks of male-dominated German politics when she was elected chancellor in 2005, leading the Christian Democrats back to power and becoming the first political star from eastern Germany after reunification. Supporters call her style even and deliberate, while critics claim she's prone to indecision.
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A Few Sanctions and That Was It Merkel's Legacy on Russia Casts a Shadow over Her Party
The Post-Merkel Era
German Conservatives Need to Take a Step Back
A DER SPIEGEL Editorial by Ullrich Fichtner

A Fragmented Party Landscape German Voters Punish Merkel's Party in an Election Without a Clear Victor
Interview with Merkel’s Former Foreign Policy Adviser “I Have Eliminated 'the West’ from My Vocabulary”
The Laschet Disaster The Slow-Motion Collapse of Merkel's CDU
The Era of Missed Opportunities A First Look at Angela Merkel's Legacy
Political Malpractice
Chancellor Merkel's Failure in the Coronavirus Pandemic
An Essay by Markus Feldenkirchen

"Things Can Only Get Better" A Look Ahead at German-American Relations after Trump
Interview with John Bolton "Trump Is Capable of Almost Anything"
Merkel and Von Der Leyen The Two Women Who Could Transform Europe
Wolfgang Schäuble on Germany and Europe "We Germans Have Reached Agreements with NATO and We Must Adhere to Them"
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