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24Sep/17

Anglea Merkel wins fourth term – exit polls

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been re-elected for a fourth term in federal elections, exit polls suggest. Pascale Davies reports. Continue reading →

19Sep/17

A look at the reign of Angela Merkel: from Helmut Kohl’s little girl to mother of the nation

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ROEVERSHAGEN, GERMANY (REUTERS) – With German elections looming, polls indicate that Europe’s longest-serving female Chancellor Angela Merkel is likely to emerge triumphant for a fourth term.
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08Nov/16

Clinton as first female U.S. President would be a step towards gender balance – Germany’s Merkel

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says first female U.S. President would be a step towards gender balance in leading positions.

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