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Olympic Champion Ronald Rauhe Becomes New Minister of Sport

The two-time canoe Olympic champion Ronald Rauhe becomes the new Minister of State for Sports in the Federal Chancellery. Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) announced on Instagram that the 44-year-old follows the former Minister of State Christiane Schenderlein.

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Friedrich Merz has appointed a new Minister of State for Sport. Christiane Schenderlein is now followed by a canoe Olympic champion.

·Berlin, Germany
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Friedrich Merz's large-scale human resources rochade had raised fierce criticism in the summer. Now the chancellor can close an open gap so far: the canoeist Ronald Rauhe will be Minister of State for Sport.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The two-time canoe Olympic champion Ronald Rauhe becomes the new Minister of State for Sport in the Federal Chancellery.

·Berlin, Germany
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The next change in the chancellor's office: Friedrich Merz succeeds Christiane Schenderlein, Minister of Sport. Ronald Rauhe, two-time canoe Olympic champion, takes over. Before that, the chancellor takes over his real solution for the post.

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Here you will find information on the topic "Government". Read now "Olympia winner Ronald Rauhe becomes new Minister of Sport".

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The two-time canoe Olympic champion Ronald Rauhe becomes the new Minister of State for Sports in the Federal Chancellery. Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) announced on Instagram that the 44-year-old follows the former Minister of State Christiane Schenderlein.

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focus.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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