German amb.: ‘So important’ for U.S. to stay in Paris pact
Clip: 5/31/2017 | 8m 58s
Merkel ‘staunch believer’ in U.S. relations, says German ambassador
In the aftermath of President Trump’s meetings with the G-7, NATO and European Union conferences, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has expressed notes of concern over the U.S. president’s stance on climate change, the Paris Agreement and other key issues. Judy Woodruff discusses possible divergences with German Ambassador Peter Wittig.
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German amb.: ‘So important’ for U.S. to stay in Paris pact
Clip: 5/31/2017 | 8m 58s
In the aftermath of President Trump’s meetings with the G-7, NATO and European Union conferences, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has expressed notes of concern over the U.S. president’s stance on climate change, the Paris Agreement and other key issues. Judy Woodruff discusses possible divergences with German Ambassador Peter Wittig.
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