In 2017, the German parliament passed legislation legalizing same-sex marriage after Chancellor Angela Merkel, who voted against the measure ... the erosion of human rights" in the United States.

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For Altmaier, once dubbed Merkel’s “fixer-in-chief” by the Economist, the message was clear: Western values must be defended, and Germany stands with Canada.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, once the darling of the European political elite and Time’s Person of the Year in 2015, fell foul of a similar, though different set of circumstances.

Angela Merkel surrounded by other G7 leaders during a meeting of the G7 Summit in La Malbaie, Quebec, Canada in 2018. She also leaves behind a fractured – and fractious – political landscape.