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Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and Friedrich Merz at a re stanley cup gional German Christian Democr stanley cup ats CDU gathering on November 22, 2018 in Halle, Germany.Sea stanley cup n Gallup鈥擥etty ImagesBy Ian BremmerNovember 29, 2018 6:01 AM ESTOver the past decade, Europe has faced two existential turning points: a sovereign debt crisis triggered by the 200809 U.S. financial market meltdown and the surge in migrants that followed the Arab Spring and the Syrian civil war. It hard to imagine how either might have been managed without German Chancellor Angela Merkel. She faced her share of sometimes deserved criticism along the way. But Merkel toughness, resilience and endurance helped hold the European Union together through these unprecedented challenges.Yet her political moment is nearing an end. Merkel bailouts for financially vulnerable countries like Greece, and especially her decision to open Germany borders to more than 1 million refugees, have eroded her popularity at home. After a series of disappointing election results for Merkel center-right Christian Democratic Union CDU party, she has pledged not to run for Chancellor in 2021. Now there is a hotly contested election on Dec. 78 to replace her as leader of the CDU. Whoever wins will likely lead Germany next.Merkel chosen successor is Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, known as AKK, a candidate who mirrors Merkel pragmatism and her rejection of any CDU drift toward right-wing populism. Ijer How the U.S. Became an Unlikely Hero at the Paris Climate Summit
By David Johnson and Katy SteinmetzApril 2, 2015 3:30 PM EDTThe national outcry over Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act RFRA has turned attention towards the 19 states with their own versions of the law and the others that are considering similar measures. The timeline below shows when each state passed legislation, starting with Connecticut in 1993. Click on a state for links to the laws o nike dunk r pending bills.The fight over RFRAs dates to 1990, when the Supreme Court ruled against an Oregonian named Al Smith, who was a quarter American Indian. He had argued that his use of peyote in a Native American Church ritualmdash;an act that cost him his jobmdash hould be protected by the First Amendment. He lost, and the ruling made it ea air max 1 sier for the government to place restrictions on the freedom of religion.That precedent didn ;t sit well with state or federal governments. In the fall of 1993, Bill Clinton signed the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which restored the standard the Court had overruled. Those whose religion forbids autopsies have been subjected to mandatory autopsies, Vice President Al Gore said at the signing c ugg eremony outside the White House. This legislation, he said, was something all Americans could be behind. And many of them did, including Republicans, Democrats, evangelicals and progressive civil rights advocates.MORE: The Battle of IndianaThe new law demanded that the government have a compelling
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