Friedrich Merz

According to Tages-Anzeiger, Chancellor Merz formally proposed Ilse Aigner for Germany's federal presidency. Der Spiegel and El Mundo confirm the proposal and present it as Aigner's candidacy to become the country's first female president. Frankfurter Allgemeine treats the nomination as a final test for the candidate, while Süddeutsche Zeitung takes it up in a podcast, asking whether Aigner can be president.

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According to Tages-Anzeiger, Chancellor Merz formally proposed Ilse Aigner for Germany's federal presidency. Der Spiegel and El Mundo confirm the proposal and present it as Aigner's candidacy to become the country's first female president. Frankfurter Allgemeine treats the nomination as a final test for the candidate, while Süddeutsche Zeitung takes it up in a podcast, asking whether Aigner can be president.

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants Ilse Aigner, of the Bavarian CSU, to become the first woman president of the Federal Republic of Germany, according to Al Jazeera and Le Figaro. Tages-Anzeiger and El Mundo say Merz has formalised the proposal, while Der Spiegel specifies that the move came from the CDU leadership.

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants Ilse Aigner, of the Bavarian CSU, to become the first woman president of the Federal Republic of Germany, according to Al Jazeera and Le Figaro. Tages-Anzeiger and El Mundo say Merz has formalised the proposal, while Der Spiegel specifies that the move came from the CDU leadership.

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According to the headlines, Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposes Ilse Aigner as Germany's federal president, which would make her the first woman to hold the post. Der Spiegel says the nomination is expected to be announced at the CDU leadership meeting. Le Figaro describes Aigner as Bavarian and says Merz wants to see her become federal president.

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According to the headlines, Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposes Ilse Aigner as Germany's federal president, which would make her the first woman to hold the post. Der Spiegel says the nomination is expected to be announced at the CDU leadership meeting. Le Figaro describes Aigner as Bavarian and says Merz wants to see her become federal president.

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According to the headlines, Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposes Ilse Aigner as Germany's federal president, which would make her the first woman to hold the post. Der Spiegel says the nomination is expected to be announced at the CDU leadership meeting. Le Figaro describes Aigner as Bavarian and says Merz wants to see her become federal president.

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According to the headlines, Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposes Ilse Aigner as Germany's federal president, which would make her the first woman to hold the post. Der Spiegel says the nomination is expected to be announced at the CDU leadership meeting. Le Figaro describes Aigner as Bavarian and says Merz wants to see her become federal president.

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According to the headlines, Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposes Ilse Aigner as Germany's federal president, which would make her the first woman to hold the post. Der Spiegel says the nomination is expected to be announced at the CDU leadership meeting. Le Figaro describes Aigner as Bavarian and says Merz wants to see her become federal president.

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Stephen Miller is set to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, according to several outlets. Il Fatto Quotidiano attributes the decision to Trump, who it says removed Wiles after the midterm defeat. The Guardian and The Wire describe Miller as the architect of the immigration crackdown, while other headlines stress his hard-line profile.

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The Frankfurter Allgemeine (Germany) reports that Chancellor Merz says a peace agreement must have the consensus of NATO partners.

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Friedrich Merz speaks about justice and «generosity in living together», according to Der Spiegel. The Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports Merz saying the central question of this era is freedom or socialism. The Frankfurter Allgemeine writes that Merz should revive an old tax-reform idea, without naming it.

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Friedrich Merz speaks about justice and «generosity in living together», according to Der Spiegel. The Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports Merz saying the central question of this era is freedom or socialism. The Frankfurter Allgemeine writes that Merz should revive an old tax-reform idea, without naming it.

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Friedrich Merz speaks about justice and «generosity in living together», according to Der Spiegel. The Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports Merz saying the central question of this era is freedom or socialism. The Frankfurter Allgemeine writes that Merz should revive an old tax-reform idea, without naming it.

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Three German and Swiss newspapers mention Friedrich Merz, but their headlines point to different topics. Der Spiegel asks whether Merz can deliver a different transport policy, while NZZ quotes Merz presenting freedom versus socialism as the central question of the era. The Frankfurter Allgemeine suggests Merz should revive an old idea about tax reform.

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The Kremlin confirms talks between Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11, according to The Hindu and CGTN. According to TASS, the Kremlin says EU participation in the Abu Dhabi talks is impossible, since the format was designed as trilateral. Ukraine's Zelenskyy hopes the Abu Dhabi talks will open the way to a meeting with Putin, according to Al Jazeera. The Japan Times reports that Russia bombarded Ukraine's power grid before the talks, and that Merz urges Moscow to engage.

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South Africa’s Daily Maverick reports that Zelensky will visit Berlin on Tuesday, according to German chancellor Merz. Several German outlets report the visit: Süddeutsche Zeitung says Zelensky seeks Merz’s support before three-way talks, while Der Spiegel and FAZ report that Merz is receiving Zelensky in Berlin. FAZ writes that Merz promises support to Zelensky during the visit.

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South Africa’s Daily Maverick reports that Zelensky will visit Berlin on Tuesday, according to German chancellor Merz. Several German outlets report the visit: Süddeutsche Zeitung says Zelensky seeks Merz’s support before three-way talks, while Der Spiegel and FAZ report that Merz is receiving Zelensky in Berlin. FAZ writes that Merz promises support to Zelensky during the visit.

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South Africa’s Daily Maverick reports that Zelensky will visit Berlin on Tuesday, according to German chancellor Merz. Several German outlets report the visit: Süddeutsche Zeitung says Zelensky seeks Merz’s support before three-way talks, while Der Spiegel and FAZ report that Merz is receiving Zelensky in Berlin. FAZ writes that Merz promises support to Zelensky during the visit.

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South Africa’s Daily Maverick reports that Zelensky will visit Berlin on Tuesday, according to German chancellor Merz. Several German outlets report the visit: Süddeutsche Zeitung says Zelensky seeks Merz’s support before three-way talks, while Der Spiegel and FAZ report that Merz is receiving Zelensky in Berlin. FAZ writes that Merz promises support to Zelensky during the visit.

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Der Spiegel reports that Apple sent a spying warning to participants of Merz's Asia trip about attacks on iPhones. Folha de S.Paulo says strong iPhone and Mac sales in the third quarter offset Apple's weaker performance in China. BBC News says Apple is unsure when more foldable iPhones will be available, after selling out.

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The headlines say Friedrich Merz attended the CSU party congress, but give no details about what happened there. Frankfurter Allgemeine says Merz sidestepped the Aigner affair at the CSU congress, while Süddeutsche Zeitung says Merz did not fall into a trap tied to Aigner. The last two headlines cover the same episode but frame it differently: one speaks of sidestepping the issue, the other of avoiding a trap.

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The headlines say Friedrich Merz attended the CSU party congress, but give no details about what happened there. Frankfurter Allgemeine says Merz sidestepped the Aigner affair at the CSU congress, while Süddeutsche Zeitung says Merz did not fall into a trap tied to Aigner. The last two headlines cover the same episode but frame it differently: one speaks of sidestepping the issue, the other of avoiding a trap.

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The headlines say Friedrich Merz attended the CSU party congress, but give no details about what happened there. Frankfurter Allgemeine says Merz sidestepped the Aigner affair at the CSU congress, while Süddeutsche Zeitung says Merz did not fall into a trap tied to Aigner. The last two headlines cover the same episode but frame it differently: one speaks of sidestepping the issue, the other of avoiding a trap.

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