Angela Merkel

Angela Merkel: are we ready to dare more Europe? My response to that is: 2011 showed that, yes, we are ready. Speech: Remarks to WEF, Davos - Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, www.voicegig.com Angela Merkel: If we consider that the seven billionth citizen was born last year, then we can see how Europe has developed in the global context. For when...Read Full Story

The deal to save Greece from default has come down to a battle of wills between Germany and the International Monetary Fund. It was always likely this would happen, but the forces for the two parties to settle were also present. Those forces, based on the possible implosion of the euro, just could not hold back Germany’s need to keep the benefits of a rescue as modest as possible and the IMF’s desire to save as much of Europe as needs saving. Germany’s problem is hard to decipher. Angela...Read Full Story

During the last meeting of the G20 in Cannes, France, a strange accident happened: someone's spoiled the air. After a long investigation the truth came to light - the air-spoiler was Angela Merkel, the chancellor of Germany. "Everyone was shocked. It was stinking so hard that I couldn't even breathe!" said someone who didn't want ones' name to be mentioned. We still don't know why Angela Merkel farted, but our investigators supect that she wanted to poison and kill all leaders of  G20. Why...Read Full Story

Germany Protests Nuclear Violence marks anti-nuclear protests in Germany Read more from the original source Violence marks anti-nuclear protests in Germany – CNN.com Germany Protests Nuclear Germany Protests Nuclear Germany Protests Nuclear Protests Slow Nuclear Waste Shipment In Germany | Product Sourcing … Activists rappelled down from a high bridge, broke through police lines and chained themselves to German train tracks Sunday, trying to halt a shipment of nuclear waste as...Read Full Story

Asia Bizz: Angela Merkel’s Government Of Germany Agrees To Extend Nuclear Power Plants Life Angela Merkel’s Coalition Government of Germany has agreed that they will be extending the nuclear power plants life by an average 12 years. This decision has come in to lengthen the life span of the Nuclear Power Plants in Germany, which will help the country grow steadily in the energy sector. The decision came into being after having very long talks and undergoing strong divisions over how...Read Full Story