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Federal President Steinmeier in the WDR Interview: "The Germans Love the Ruck Speech More than the Ruck"

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WDR Newsroom [Newsroom]Köln (ots) - Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier conducts the official activities of Hattingen in the southern Ruhr region for three days. In the WDR interview, he talked about his visit to North Rhine-Westphalia and the political situation in Germany. ... Read more here...Original content of: WDR Newsroom, transmitted by news aktuell

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Here you will find information on the topic of "local time Germany". Read now "Steinmeier calls dialogue crucial for our democracy".

·Germany
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For three days the Federal President in Hattingen has been in touch with the citizens. This willingness to talk at eye level is more than just a pastime.

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Frank-Walter Steinmeier is moving his office to Hattingen for three days, where he talks about what should be remembered by him as Federal President. More in the live ticker.

·Berlin, Germany
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WDR Newsroom [Newsroom]Köln (ots) - Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier conducts the official activities of Hattingen in the southern Ruhr region for three days. In the WDR interview, he talked about his visit to North Rhine-Westphalia and the political situation in Germany. ... Read more here...Original content of: WDR Newsroom, transmitted by news aktuell

·Hamburg, Germany
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Federal President Steinmeier is currently in Hattingen. "The Germans love the Ruck speech more than the Ruck," he says in an interview.

Rarely was the mood in the country so irritable that the view of politics was as clouded as it is today. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier tries to counter this during his visit to Hattingen.

·Essen, Germany
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Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung broke the news in Essen, Germany on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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