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Angela Merkel, in memoir, recalls tricks for dealing with Donald Trump

Angela Merkel reflects on her encounters with Donald Trump, stating he was captivated by autocratic leaders.
She emphasizes the importance of maintaining relations with Russia despite challenges.
Merkel discusses the complexities of Nord Stream 2 and its impact on gas imports to Europe.

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Anadolu Ajansı

Merkel's memoir reveals tense relationship with Trump

Former German chancellor describes contentious relationship marked by fundamental differences in worldview and diplomatic approach - Anadolu Ajansı

4 months ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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The Hill

Germany’s Merkel: Trump ‘does not believe in any win-win situation,’ making collaboration difficult

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel argued President-elect Trump does not believe in “any win-win situation,” and it makes international collaboration difficult. Merkel, who served as chancellor from 2005 to 2021, has seen U.S. presidents come and go. In a new interview with NPR, she detailed her new book, “Freedom. All Things Considered,” and her 2017…

4 months ago·Washington, United States

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Zeit Online

Angela Merkel's memoirs: The mistakes of an exceptional European woman

Angela Merkel's historical offences are more clearly visible in retrospect — she barely reflects on her autobiography. On the Triumph and Tragedy of a Woman in Power

4 months ago·Germany

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Haaretz

Merkel slams Netanyahu in memoir for 'completely undermining' two-state solution

Ex-German Chancellor Angela Merkel has harsh words for Benjamin Netanyahu in her new book, but is complimentary toward another Israeli premier, Ehud Olmert

4 months ago·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

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France Info

Refugees, energy, Russia... Ex-German chancellor Angela Merkel has no regrets and defends her record in her memoir

The 70-year-old ex-chancellor is now being blamed for having left Germany dangerously dependent on cheap Russian gas and for having contributed to the rise of the extreme right.

4 months ago·Strasbourg, France

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