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Union. there are no elected women leaders here at the g7 summit for first time since about 2006, i believe. that is because the german chancellor, merkel, left office, replaced by german chancellor scholz. you're seeing world leaders criticize that decision. it puts the u.s. in a category with poland, nicaragua, russia, as one of the very few handful of countries that rolled back abortion rights in the last several decades. >> good point. kaitlan collins, thank you so much. coming up next for us, this is what compromise looks like. how congress came together to pass the biggest new gun law i...

Columinst Frank Whitman says it's possible to travel to Italy and Switzerland through Connecticut's food scene.

"We have informed security authorities, the data protection officer and have made a police report." There have been a number of high-profile hacking attacks on German government and political institutions in recent years, including a hack of the systems of the German Bundestag, or parliament, in 2015, when then-Chancellor Angela Merkel's own account was breached.

Germany’s highest court has condemned ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel for having “excluded” the far-right party “from the circle of parties capable of forming coalitions and cooperating within the democratic spectrum” by criticising the election of a Thuringian prime minister with the votes of the Alternative for Germany (AfD).

And so at the end of. the belgians will get away with it. - germany faced this dilemma and it took a different route. can you expend the background to this? it was only a couple of years ago. it was not too long ago, i think it was spring 2021 that the merkel government in berlin agreed with the government of namibia for compensation and gave an official apology. they had been negotiating for quite some years about the money that germany was going to pay, and i think it was more thani billion euros, which goes into lots of projects in the country. but i think in a way, germany is a bit of a un...