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German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Aug. 29 said that the EU would continue engaging Turkey on the issue of assistance it may need to address the refugee problem.       

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday discussed the prospects for investments in Greece and Europe's migration problem in their first meeting since the latter was elected, reportedly seeing eye-to-eye on both issues.

Whether one agrees with its policies or not, Germany is the European Union's economic engine. France also plays an important role, but no one disputes Berlin's primacy. Chancellor Angela Merkel is the oldest-serving and most stable leader of the western world.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis will discuss bilateral relations, and issues relating to economic and European during their official meeting in Berlin next Thursday (August 29), a government spokesman said Friday.

German Chancellor attends the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain.

,,Europe will only be truly united when the Western Balkan countries become part of the European Union (EU).'' This is what German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, cited by BGNES.

It is being referred to in public as a diplomatic scandal, at least, as the most clumsily worded political stance, Radio Free Europe reports.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered Greece a glimmer of hope on Friday for a possible review of the terms agreed by Athens and its creditors on state debt, including a high primary surplus target.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that she feels "very well", immediately after she was seen trembling for the third time during public ceremony in less than a month.
"I feel good, there is no need to worry", Chancellor stated who will turn 65 in a week.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel congratulates Greek conservative opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis on his election victory, her spokesman Steffen Seibert said Monday, adding that she is "looking forward to a close and friendly cooperation."

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has defended austerity policy in Greece and other debt-hit countries in the eurozone, however acknowledging that the people had to shoulder a "considerable" burden.

"What counts is that the currency union and the euro were maintained," Merkel said in an interview with Germany's Suddeutsche Zeitung.