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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel — due to release her memoirs next week — has opened up about her first visit to the White House with then-President Donald Trump in March 2017.  Reporters were shouting in the background: “Handshake? Handshake, mister President?” Merkel quietly asked Trump: “Do you want to have a handshake?” There was no response from Trump, who looked ahead with his hands clasped. Speaking to a German paper, Merkel recalled the awkward meeting as “a typical scene.” “I tried to coax him into a handshake for the photographers because I thought in my constructive way that maybe he hadn’t noticed they wanted such a picture,” Merkel was quoted as saying. “But of course his refusal was calculation.” Asked what a German chancellor and European leaders should know about dealing with Trump, Merkel said Trump was very curious and wanted details — “but only to read them for his own advantage, to find arguments that strengthen him and weaken others.” “The more people there were in the room, the greater was his urge to be the winner,” she added. “You can’t chat with him. Every meeting is a competition: you or me.” Merkel also said she felt “sorrow” at Trump’s victory. “I would have liked a different outcome,” she said. Merkel said that Trump “is a challenge for the world, particularly for multilateralism.” “What awaits us now is really not easy,” she said, because “the strongest economy in the world stands behind this president.” Merkel worked with 4 American presidents in her 16 years in office, which ended in late 2021. #diplomacy #digitaldiplomacy
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel — due to release her memoirs next week — has opened up about her first visit to the White House with then-President Donald Trump in March 2017. Reporters were shouting in the background: “Handshake? Handshake, mister President?” Merkel quietly asked Trump: “Do you want to have a handshake?” There was no response from Trump, who looked ahead with his hands clasped. Speaking to a German paper, Merkel recalled the awkward meeting as “a typical scene.” “I tried to coax him into a handshake for the photographers because I thought in my constructive way that maybe he hadn’t noticed they wanted such a picture,” Merkel was quoted as saying. “But of course his refusal was calculation.” Asked what a German chancellor and European leaders should know about dealing with Trump, Merkel said Trump was very curious and wanted details — “but only to read them for his own advantage, to find arguments that strengthen him and weaken others.” “The more people there were in the room, the greater was his urge to be the winner,” she added. “You can’t chat with him. Every meeting is a competition: you or me.” Merkel also said she felt “sorrow” at Trump’s victory. “I would have liked a different outcome,” she said. Merkel said that Trump “is a challenge for the world, particularly for multilateralism.” “What awaits us now is really not easy,” she said, because “the strongest economy in the world stands behind this president.” Merkel worked with 4 American presidents in her 16 years in office, which ended in late 2021. #diplomacy #digitaldiplomacy

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