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Merkel heads to Crawford

WASHINGTON — Warm relations between the President and Europe are expected to continue as Bush prepares to meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at his Crawford, Texas ranch. GMF’s John K. Glenn, director of foreign policy, comments in this latest story from Reuters.

This entry was posted by Jennifer L. Brown on Friday, November 9th, 2007 at 11:46 am and is filed under European Union, Germany, Politics, Transatlantic Relations, United States.

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