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Germany's Transport Minister Schnieder to asks Merz to remove him

Deutsche Welle Sunday 26 July 2026, 18:13 UTC 1 min read
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Schnieder plans to ask Chancellor Merz to remove him after describing as "undignified" the circumstances surrounding a cabinet reshuffle in which he was widely expected to be removed.

Schnieder plans to ask Chancellor Merz to remove him after describing as "undignified" the circumstances surrounding a cabinet reshuffle in which he was widely expected to be removed.
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