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The entire conversation was assisted by a German-Ukrainian interpreter from the German Foreign Ministry's language service.

Russian pranksters call ex-German Chancellor Merkel posing as Ukraine's ex-leader

The entire conversation was assisted by a German-Ukrainian interpreter from the German Foreign Ministry's language service.

Russian pranksters posing as Ukraine's ex-President Petro Poroshenko managed to contact Angela Merkel by phone to discuss developments in Ukraine and Belarus, although the former German chancellor was wary about the entire call, Merkel's office said Monday.
Merkel's office said the former German leader received a call January 12 from someone claiming to be Poroshenko. The conversation was assisted by a German-Ukrainian interpreter from the German Foreign Ministry's language service.
In an emailed statement, the office said Merkel informed the ministry afterward about the &ldquo;impression that she gained of the caller during the call,&rdquo; but didn't elaborate on what that was.
Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stolyarov, known as Vovan and Lexus, posted on their Telegram channel what they said were excerpts from the call. The pair have previously embarrassed European politicians including French President Emmanuel Macron, Polish President Andrzej Duda and then-British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as well as Elton John and Prince Harry, with similar hoax calls.
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The recording features Merkel saying &mdash; as she has done publicly before &mdash; that the much-criticized Minsk peace agreement had bought precious time for Ukraine.
Merkel and former French President Francois Hollande had brokered the peace agreement with Poroshenko and Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2015. She also criticizes repression in autocratic Belarus.
Poroshenko was Ukraine's president from 2014 until 2019. Merkel led Germany from 2005 until the end of 2021.

Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election, projected results showed. The Centre-Left party claimed a "clear mandate" to lead a government for the first time since 2005 and to end 16 years of conservative-led rule under Angela Merkel.
Heading toward its worst-ever result in the country's parliamentary election, outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right bloc was locked in a very close race with the Social Democrats.
Top officials from both parties said they hope to lead Germany's next government and have their candidates succeed Merkel, who has been in power since 2005.
Projections from ARD public television, based on exit polls and early counting, put voters' support at 25.5% for the Social Democrats, whose candidate for chancellor is outgoing Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The polls showed 24.5% for Merkel's Union bloc under would-be successor Armin Laschet.
Germany's business-friendly Free Democrats are projected to win about 12% of the vote in Sunday's election and may play the role of the kingmaker.
The Free Democrats' leader, Christian Lindner, indicated a preference for a potential coalition with outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel&rsquo;s center-right bloc, but didn't rule out other alliances.

Germany: End of Angela Merkel's 16-yr rule as her party loses to Centre-Left bloc

Germany Election Resutls: End of Angela Merkel's 16-year rule as her party loses to Centre-Left bloc in national polls

Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election

End of Angela Merkel's 16-yr rule as her party loses to Centre-Left bloc
Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election
Merkel's&nbsp;center-right bloc&nbsp;Heading toward its worst-ever result
Germany's business-friendly Free Democrats may play&nbsp;kingmaker

Heading toward its worst-ever result in the country's parliamentary election, outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right bloc was locked in a very close race with the Social Democrats.

Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election, projected results showed. The Centre-Left party claimed a "clear mandate" to lead a government for the first time since 2005 and to end 16 years of conservative-led rule under Angela Merkel.
Heading toward its worst-ever result in the country's parliamentary election, outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right bloc was locked in a very close race with the Social Democrats.
Top officials from both parties said they hope to lead Germany's next government and have their candidates succeed Merkel, who has been in power since 2005.
Projections from ARD public television, based on exit polls and early counting, put voters' support at 25.5% for the Social Democrats, whose candidate for chancellor is outgoing Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The polls showed 24.5% for Merkel's Union bloc under would-be successor Armin Laschet.
Germany's business-friendly Free Democrats are projected to win about 12% of the vote in Sunday's election and may play the role of the kingmaker.
The Free Democrats' leader, Christian Lindner, indicated a preference for a potential coalition with outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel&rsquo;s center-right bloc, but didn't rule out other alliances.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evolving situation in Afghanistan. The Prime Minister in a tweet wrote that he had a detailed and useful exchange of views with his friend President Putin on recent developments in Afghanistan. Earlier, Modi had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the Afghanistan situation and its implications on the region and the world.Meanwhile, India on Tuesday said that as a neighbour of Afghanistan, the current situation prevailing in the country is of great concern. While the security situation remains precarious, a grave humanitarian crisis is unfolding, India said at the UNHRC. &nbsp;&nbsp;

After Merkel, PM Modi speaks to Putin on Afghanistan crisis 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evolving situation in Afghanistan.

Earlier, Modi had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the Afghanistan situation and its implications on the region and the world.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evolving situation in Afghanistan. The Prime Minister in a tweet wrote that he had a detailed and useful exchange of views with his friend President Putin on recent developments in Afghanistan. Earlier, Modi had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the Afghanistan situation and its implications on the region and the world. Meanwhile, India on Tuesday said that as a neighbour of Afghanistan, the current situation prevailing in the country is of great concern. While the security situation remains precarious, a grave humanitarian crisis is unfolding, India said at the UNHRC. &nbsp;&nbsp;

About 188 people have lost their lives due to flooding across Europe, as per official reports. German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the flooding that has devastated parts of Europe as "terrifying" on Sunday. 
Merkel promised swift financial aid after visiting one of the areas worst affected by the record rainfall and floods that have killed at least 157 in Germany alone in recent days.
About 110 people have been killed in the worst-hit Ahrweiler district south of Cologne. The police say, more bodies are expected to be found as the flood waters recede.
The death toll in Belgium climbed to 31 on Sunday, while 163 people are still missing or unreachable. Belgium has declared a day of national mourning on Tuesday.
The German government plans to release more than 300 million euros ($354 million) in immediate relief and billions of euros to fix collapsed houses, streets and bridges. There could also be a 10,000 euro short-term payment for businesses affected by the impact of the floods as well as the Covid-19 pandemic.

Death toll due to flood now 188 in Europe, German Chancellor promises quick aid

Death toll due to flood climbs to 188 across Europe, Germany plans to release&nbsp;300 million euros as immediate financial aid to those affected

Death toll due to flood now 188 in Europe, German Chancellor promises aid

About 188 people dead due to flooding across Europe, toll likely to rise German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the flooding as 'terrifying' 157 dead in Germany alone, worst natural disaster in almost 6 decades About 110 people killed in the worst-hit Ahrweiler district south of Cologne Death toll in Belgium climbed to 31 on Sunday, 163 people are still missing Germany to release 300 million euros in immediate relief to those affected Short-term aid of 10,000 euros for businesses affected by Covid &amp; flood

At least 188 people across Europe have lost their lives due to flooding. German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the flooding that has devastated parts of Europe as "terrifying"

About 188 people have lost their lives due to flooding across Europe, as per official reports. German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the flooding that has devastated parts of Europe as "terrifying" on Sunday. 
Merkel promised swift financial aid after visiting one of the areas worst affected by the record rainfall and floods that have killed at least 157 in Germany alone in recent days.
About 110 people have been killed in the worst-hit Ahrweiler district south of Cologne. The police say, more bodies are expected to be found as the flood waters recede.
The death toll in Belgium climbed to 31 on Sunday, while 163 people are still missing or unreachable. Belgium has declared a day of national mourning on Tuesday.
The German government plans to release more than 300 million euros ($354 million) in immediate relief and billions of euros to fix collapsed houses, streets and bridges. There could also be a 10,000 euro short-term payment for businesses affected by the impact of the floods as well as the Covid-19 pandemic.

Record rainfall, bursting riverbanks, 70 people dead across 2 nations.&nbsp;
Devastating visuals can be seen from Germany and Belgium as the western europe&nbsp;nations struggle under the deluge of heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding.&nbsp;
Most of the victims were in Germany, but at least 11 have died in Belgium, with more reported missing. Netherlands which shares its borders with both the countries has also been badly affected.&nbsp;More heavy rain is forecast across the region on Friday.&nbsp;
In Germany, police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to affected areas to help stranded residents. Meanwhile, in Belgium cities are being evacuated as the&nbsp;Meuse river threatens to overflow.&nbsp;
Experts say that climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events. German Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;called the flooding a "catastrophe" and said she was "grieving those who have lost their lives".
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More than 120 killed after record rain floods Europe; Germany worst hit

Widespread devastation and a mounting death toll, as Germany and Belgium witness heavy rainfall and flooding.

At least 128 people in Europe, most of them in western Germany died after record rains swept away entire villages
The western Europian&nbsp;nations of Germany and Belgium are&nbsp;flooded following very heavy rainfall.&nbsp; Netherlands which shares its borders with both the countries has also been badly affected.&nbsp;
In Germany, police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help stranded residents. Meanwhile, in Belgium cities are being evacuated as the&nbsp;Meuse river threatens to overflow.&nbsp;
German Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;called the flooding a "catastrophe" and said she was "grieving those who have lost their lives".
Experts say that climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events.

Widespread devastation witnessed in Western Europe as record rainfall causes rivers to overflow, major flooding across the nations.&nbsp;

At least 128 people in Europe, most of them in western Germany died after record rains swept away entire villages
The western Europian&nbsp;nations of Germany and Belgium are&nbsp;flooded following very heavy rainfall.&nbsp; Netherlands which shares its borders with both the countries has also been badly affected.&nbsp;
In Germany, police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help stranded residents. Meanwhile, in Belgium cities are being evacuated as the&nbsp;Meuse river threatens to overflow.&nbsp;
German Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;called the flooding a "catastrophe" and said she was "grieving those who have lost their lives".
Experts say that climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel received a Moderna Covid-19 vaccine as her second jab, after getting AstraZeneca as the first, a spokesman said Tuesday.
The 66-year-old took her first dose of AstraZeneca's vaccine in April, more than two weeks after German authorities recommended use of the jab only for people aged 60 and over.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel took her first dose of AstraZeneca's vaccine in April, and on June 22, she received Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine as her second shot
Merkel who is stepping down this year after 16 years in power had sparked concerns for her health in 2019 with a series of shaking spells.

Germany Angela Merkel gets Covid vaccine cocktail, AstraZeneca dose followed by Moderna shot

Covid vaccine cocktail: Angela Merkel gets Moderna as second jab after AstraZeneca first dose

<ul>
<li>German chancellor&nbsp;Angela Merkel&nbsp;gets Covid&nbsp;vaccine cocktail</li>
<li>Merkel receives second&nbsp;Moderna dose after first AstraZeneca shot</li>
<li>Merkel&nbsp;took her first dose of AstraZeneca&nbsp;in April and second dose of Moderna&nbsp;in June</li>
</ul>

German Chancellor Angela Merkel became the first world leader to receive a&nbsp;Covid vaccine cocktail shot.
Merkel took her first dose of AstraZeneca's vaccine in April, and on June 22, she received Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine as her second shot.
The 66-year-old took her first dose of AstraZeneca's vaccine in April, more than two weeks after German authorities recommended the use of the jab only for people aged 60 and over.
Merkel who is stepping down this year after 16 years in power had sparked concerns for her health in 2019 with a series of shaking spells. She has however appeared to be in good condition since then.

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence, news agency AFP has reported quoting Danish and European media reports.
Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio said the US National Security Agency between 2012 and 2014 had eavesdropped on Danish internet cables to spy on top politicians and high-ranking officials in Germany, Sweden, Norway and France.
The NSA was able to access SMS text messages, telephone calls, and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services, reports said.
Denmark Defence Minister Trine Bramsen, who took over in June 2019, was informed of the spying in August 2020, according to Danmarks Radio.
She told the broadcaster that "systematic eavesdropping of close allies is unacceptable."

US spied on Angela Merkel, other European leaders with Danish help: report

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence: report

US spied on Angela Merkel, other European leaders: report

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence, news agency AFP has reported quoting Danish and European media reports.
Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio said the US National Security Agency between 2012 and 2014 had eavesdropped on Danish internet cables to spy on top politicians and high-ranking officials in Germany, Sweden, Norway and France.
The NSA was able to access SMS text messages, telephone calls, and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services, reports said.

The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with the help of Danish intelligence, news agency AFP has reported quoting Danish and European media reports.
Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio said the US National Security Agency between 2012 and 2014 had eavesdropped on Danish internet cables to spy on top politicians and high-ranking officials in Germany, Sweden, Norway and France.
The NSA was able to access SMS text messages, telephone calls, and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services, reports said.
Denmark Defence Minister Trine Bramsen, who took over in June 2019, was informed of the spying in August 2020, according to Danmarks Radio.
She told the broadcaster that "systematic eavesdropping of close allies is unacceptable."

Germany will start giving Covid vaccine to children over the age of 12 from June 7, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
The German government has stressed that vaccination would not be compulsory and would have no bearing on whether children can attend school or go on holiday.
"The main message to parents is: there will be no compulsory vaccinations," Merkel told reporters.
The European Medicines Agency is expected to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid jab for 12- to 15-year-olds on Friday. It is already authorised in the EU for those over 16.
Canada and the United States have already started vaccinating children above 12 years of age.

Covid-19: Germany to vaccinate children over 12 from June 7

Germany will start giving Covid vaccine to children over the age of 12 from June 7. Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;has said that it will be voluntary, not compulsory

Germany will start giving Covid vaccine to children over the age of 12 from June 7, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
The German government has stressed that vaccination would not be compulsory and would have no bearing on whether children can attend school or go on holiday.
"The main message to parents is: there will be no compulsory vaccinations," Merkel told reporters.
The European Medicines Agency is expected to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid jab for 12- to 15-year-olds on Friday. It is already authorised in the EU for those over 16.
Canada and the United States have already started vaccinating children above 12 years of age.

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