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German leader retires with reputation both for calm reliability and lack of vision Angela Merkel’s approach to a problem, wrote one of her biographers, is “to sit it out”. Rather than entertain grand ideas of a “historic mission” or “strategic vision”, she aims to “solve today’s problems, in a way that ensures she stays in power”. The German chancellor, once described by Forbes as the world’s most powerful woman, managed that for 13 years. She has been measured, cautious, methodical, pragmatic, sometimes maddeningly noncommittal and seemingly always in control. Related: ‘A necessary step’: Germans reflect on Merkel’s decision to go Related: Merkel’s exit will leave a gaping hole in centrist politics | Rafael Behr Continue reading…
