Bundespolitik: Alles noch viel schlimmer
A brief scene, met with laughter, holds a somber truth. Carsten Linnemann, the new Health Minister, spoke at the Munich Pharmacy Congress recently. Upon reaching the podium, he remarked, "I'm glad you invited me. You were very kind to me. So I'll be back next year." The audience responded with laughter, mixed with hesitant applause. Linnemann himself chuckled at his words, understanding the uncertainty. The future of this government, this chancellor, next year remains entirely unknown.
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The Klopp Era Begins in the Nations League
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TV Coverage: How Merz Canceled His Own "Fateful Evening"
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