German Chancellor Merkel again seen shaking during a public event Wednesday, the third incident within a month.
Merkel, 64, was standing at a military honors ceremony in Berlin when TV cameras picked up what appeared to be her whole body trembling.
, Germany's president. After that occasion, her spokesman said that"the chancellor is well," and she traveled to the subsequent G-20 summit in Japan. In a second story, the newspaper asked,"Does the chancellor have to tell us how she is really doing?" referring to Germany's strict privacy laws regarding personal medical information.. She has been chancellor since 2005, a reign spanning 14 years and three White House administrations., she announced last year she would stand down as leader of her Christian Democratic Union party, and not seek reelection as chancellor.
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