Germans fret about Merkel after shaking episodes via ReutersTV
German chancellor Angela Merkel seemed relaxed and steady on Friday morning , a far cry from her parents just two days earlier when she was seen shaking uncontrollably for the third time in three weeks she also brake parts call on Thursday by sitting down and during the welcome ceremony for the Danish prime minister , the trend the episodes which were first noticed at the end of June have all nuts the German public many of him at let to Muckle as a political blog in an unstable...
concerns about her health have led many to question whether how what Churchill is to punishing all chancellor so weak so courageous said must selling German newspaper Bild on Friday morning according to the newspaper Michael has been on twenty one foreign trips so far this year lots more than French president Emmanuel macron on seventeen and a sixty two year old British prime minister Theresa may on sixteen , plans to step down before the next federal parliamentary election G.
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