Merkel wins 2nd term in Germany
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rajakumar
German elections were without much controversies,unlike USA 's elections and Japan's elections.
Signs of improving germany, with improving civilised matured ways in politics.
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Foxie
She is really a great politician, very down to earth.
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TheQuestion
Good on Germany.
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seijichuudo9sha
How can they throw off the effects of teh global recession without the socialist Democrats and the Green party? Are they crazy?
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4thEstateDotCom
Socialists' worst showing since WW2. So much for that long-awaited repudiation of capitalism some fantasized was in the bag.
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