Defiant Merkel cuts short holiday to defend response to attacks

BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel defended her leadership style on Thursday after she remained on vacation this week following Islamist attacks in Germany that critics have blamed on her open-door refugee policy. Interrupting her holiday to hold a news conference, Merkel batted away questions about why she had not visited the scene of any of five attacks committed since July 18 that have

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7.28 連続死傷事件でメルケルが非難に直面。Brexit後に一時的に回復していた人気が又打撃を受けそうだと／極左の立位置がようわからんな Unlike French President Francois Hollande, who on Tuesday visited Normandy where two assailants killed a priest,(