High Stakes Call Delayed: Germany Postpones Conversation with Trump
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The two leaders were to exchange this Wednesday 9 September by telephone, finally postponed to a later date. The day before, the American president had hailed the victory of the far right party, throwing a cold in Berlin.
The German government cancelled the planned call with the US President after he congratulated AfD on his election victory Berlin postponed a telephone interview scheduled Wednesday
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz canceled a planned phone call with US President Donald Trump on Wednesday, The Guardian newspaper reports.
Actually, Chancellor Friedrich Merz and US President Donald Trump wanted to make phone calls this Wednesday, but that didn't turn out to be anything.
THE GERMAN government has postponed a planned telephone conversation between Chancellor Friedrich Merz and US President Donald Trump about the upcoming anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a government spokesman said, adding that no new date for the conversation has been set.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's scheduled phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump has been postponed, a German government spokesman said Wednesday, without giving any reason. The chancellor's agenda included a phone call with President Trump for today; however, the German side has postponed this call,” government spokesman Stefan Kornelius told a news conference in Berlin. A new date has not yet been set,” he said, declining to comment on…
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