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Friedrich Merz has managed something truly remarkable: he’s simultaneously the most internationally successful German ...

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After a week of brooding, Keir Starmer has decided to strike. Like Michael Corleone, today he is settling all family business ...

I attended a skin cancer clinic for the excision of a lesion suspected to be malignant. The specialist scheduled a date for ...