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Germany Awaits a New Leader, and a New Day
I?Tm Doug Johnson with ?oIn the News? in VOA Special English.
The major political parties in Germany are working to complete negotiation for a new government. When they finish, parliament is expected to elect Angela Merkel as a new chancellor. She is the conservative who would be the first woman to lead the Germany. Angela Merkel would also be the first leader from the former East Germany. Her party, the Christian Democratic Union narrowly won the election last month for the Bundestag, the German Parliament. But it did not receive enough votes for a majority.
The Christian Democrats and the Social Democratic Party of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder agreed Monday to form a co-election. The next chancellor will face the national unemployment rate of more than 11%. The German economy is the largest in Europe, but economic growth has slow. Mr. Schroeder said this week that he will not take part in the new government. He has been chancellor since 1998. Under the co-election agreement, the Ministry led by Social Democrats would include the Foreign Ministry. Miz Merkel?Ts Party and the allied Christian Social Union would get leadership of the Defends and Economy Ministry among others.
Political experts say sharing power with her opponents almost surely will limit the ability of Angela Merkel to make changes. For example, she wants to ease lost that protect jobs and help keep labor cost high in Germany, but Union supports the protection. Miz Merkel also says she wants to improve the relation with the US. Mr. Schroeder refused *****pport American plans for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. However, Germans do not expect Miz Merkel to want to send troops to Iraq either.
Germany wants a permanent seat on United Nation Security Council. The US has not shown supports for that idea.
Angela Merkel is 51 years old. She was born Angela Kasner in Hamburg, West Germany. Her father was Lutheran Cogyman. He was set to lead a small church in East Germany while Angela was a babyrock. So she grew up under communal rules. There, she received a doctoral degree in physics at the University of Leipzig in 1986. Later she did research in East Berlin. She is married to a chemistry professor Joachim Sauer. They have no children. She became active in the Democracy movement in East Germany in 1989. She joined the Christian Democratic Union about the time East and West Germany reunited in 1990. Voters elected her to parliament the following year. She soon became Minister for Women and Young people in the cabinet of Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Angela Merkel has chaired the Christian Democratic Union since 2000. She has led its delegation in parliament since 2002. Her forceful personality often leads to comparison with the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
In the News in VOA Special English was written by Jerilyn Watson. Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I am Doug Johnson.

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I am Doug Johnson with ?oIn The News? in VOA Special English.
The major political parties in Germany are working to complete negotiation for a new government. When they finish, Parliament is expected to elect Angela Merkel as the new chancellor. She is a Conservative who would be the first woman to lead in Germany. Angela Merkel would also be either the first leader from former East Germany. Her party, the Christian Democratic Union, narrowly won election last month for the Bundestag, the German Parliament. But it did not receive enough votes for a majority. The Christian Democrat?Ts and the Social Democrated Parties of chancellor Gerhard Schroeder agreed on Monday to form a convolution.
The next chancellor will face a national unemployment rate of more than 11 percent. The German economy is the largest in Europe. But, economic growth has slow. Mr. Schroeder said this week that he would not take part in the new government. He has been chancellor since 1998. Under the coalition agreement, the ministry led by Social Democrat would include the Foreign Ministry. Miz Merkel?Ts Party and the Allied Christian Social Union would get leadership of the Defense and Economy Ministry among others.
Political experts say sharing power with her opponents almost surely will limit the ability of Angela Merkel to make changes. For example, she wants to yield laws that protect jobs and help keep labor cost high in Germany. But Unions support the protections. Miz Merkel also says she wants to improve relation with the United States. Mr. Schroeder refused *****pport American plans for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. However, Germans do not expect Miz Merkel to watch to send troops to Iraq either. Germany wants a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. The United States has not shown support for that idea.
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?oIn The News? in VOA Special English was written by Jerilyn Watson. Our reports are online at VOASpecialEnglish.com. I am Doug Johnson.

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Germany Awaits a New Leader and a New Day
I?Tm Doug Johnson with In the News (đây là tên của chương trình) in VOA Special English.
The major political parties in Germany are working to complete negotiations for a new government. When they finish, Parliament is expected to elect Angela Merkel as the new chancellor. She is a Conservative who would be the first woman to lead the Germany. Angela Merkel would also be the first leader from the former East Germany.
Her party, the Christian Democratic Union, narrowly won elections last month for the Bundestag, the German Parliament. But it did not receive enough votes for a majority. The Christian Democrats and the Social Democratic Party of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder agreed Monday to form a coalition.
The next chancellor will face a national unemployment rate of more than eleven percent. The German economy is the largest in Europe. But economic growth has slowed.
Mr. Schroeder said this week that he would not take part in the new government. He has been chancellor since 1998. Under the coalition agreement, the ministry ministries led by Social Democrats would include the Farm Minister Foreign Ministry. Miz Merkel?Ts party and the allied Christian Social Union would get leadership of the Defense and Economy ministries, among others.

Political experts say sharing power with her opponents almost surely will limit the ability of Angela Merkel to make changes. For example, she wants to ease loss laws that protect jobs and help keep labor costs high in Germany. But unions support the protections.
Miz Merkel also said says she wants to improve relations with the United States. Mister Schroeder refused *****pport American plans for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. However, Germans do not expect Miz Merkel to want to send troops to Iraq either.
Germany wants a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. The United States has not shown support for that idea.
Angela Merkel is 51 years old. She was born Angela Kasner in Harmburg, West Germany. Her father was Lutheran clergyman. He was sent to lead a small church in East Germany while Angela was a baby. So she grew up under Communist rules.
There, she received a Doctoral Degree in Physics at the University of Leipzig in 1986. Later, she did research in East Berlin. She is married to a chemistry professor, Joachim Sauer. They have no children.
She became active in the Democracy Movement in East Germany in 1989. She joined the Christian Democratic Union about the time East and West Germany reached re-united in 1990. Voters elected her to Parliament the following year.
She soon became Minister for Women and Young People in the Cabinet of Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Angela Merkel has chaired the Christian Democratic Union since 2000. She has led East its delegation in Parliament since 2002. Her forceful personality often leads to comparisons with the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
In the news in VOA Special English was written by Jerilyn Watson. Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Doug Johnson.
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Germany Awaits a New Leader, and a New Day
I am Doug Johnson with In the News in VOA Special English.
The major political parties in Germany are working to complete negotiations for a new government. When they finish, Parliament is expected to elect Angela Merkel as the new chancellor. She is the conservative who would be the first woman to lead Germany. Angela Merkel would also be the first leader from a former East Germany.
Her party, the Christian Democratic Union, narrowly now only won elections last month for the Bundestag, the German parliament. But it did not receive enough votes for a majority. The Christian Democrats and the Social Democratic Party of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder agreed Monday to form a co-election coalition.
The next chancellor was will faced a national unemployment rate of more than 11%. The German economy is the largest in Europe. But economic growth has slowed.
Mr. Schroeder says said this week that he would not take part in the new government. He has been chancellor since 1998. Under the co-election coalition agreement, the Ministries led by Social Democrats would include the formed Foreign Ministry. Miz Merkel?Ts party and the outline allied Christian Social Union would get leadership of the defenses and economy industries, among others.
Political experts say sharing power with her opponents almost surely will limit the ability of Angela Merkel to make changes. For example, she wants to ease lost laws that protect jobs and help keep labor costs high in Germany but unions support the protections.
Miz Merkel also says she wants to improve relations with the United States. Mr. Schroeder refused *****pport American plans for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. However, Germans do not expect Miz Merkel to Lutheran want to send troops to Iraq either.
Germany wants a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Counsel Council. The United States has not shown support for that idea.
Angela Merkel is 51 years old. She was born Angela Kasner in Hamburg, West Germany. Her father was a Lutheran clothes-man clergyman. He was said sent to lead a small church in East Germany while Angela was a baby. So she grew up on acuminous under Communist rule.
There, she received a Doctoral Degree in Physics at the University of Leipzig in 1986. Later, she did research in East Berlin. She is married to the chemistry professor, Joachim Sauer. They have no children.
She became actor (nếu thành diễn viên thì phải là actress chứ em) active in the democracy movement in East Germany in1989. She joined the Christian Democratic Union about the time its stand East and West Germany re-united in 1990. Voters elected her to Parliament the following year.
She soon became Minister for women and young people in the cabinet of Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Angela Merkel has chaired the Christian Democratic Union since 2000. She has led its delegation in Parliament since 2002. Her forceful for personality often leads to comparisons with the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
In the News in VOA Special English was written by Jerilyn Watson. Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I am Doug Johnson.

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