Edmund Stoiber News, Pictures & Buzz

Can Germany handle a Bavarian revolution?  Financial Times

Angela Merkel's chancellorship “runs and runs” as her ratings surge and lockdown is eased in Germany  New Statesman

Coronavirus throws open race to succeed Merkel  Financial Times

Germany's coronavirus crisis may have just revealed Merkel's successor  Spectator.co.uk

Political Leadership During the Coronavirus Crisis  besacenter.org

Christine Lagarde apologises for botched communication of ECB strategy  Financial Times

Angela Merkel is on her way out. Meet her potential replacements  Fortune

Factbox: Potential candidates to succeed Kramp-Karrenbauer as German conservative leader  Reuters

Merkel’s Awkward Heir May Never Live Down Brush With Extremists  Bloomberg

Bavarian leader Soeder quashes talk of German chancellery run  Reuters

Bavarian boss's stirring speech reignites Merkel succession debate  Reuters

Man City face fresh Leroy Sane transfer battle as Bayern Munich draw up contract offer  Express

Bayern will 'see how things develop' with Leroy Sane  AS English

Daily Schmankerl: Bild’s case for Pep Guardiola, Kahn’s vision for Bayern, Barca mulling Haaland, Ronaldo’s t…  Bavarian Football Works

Stoiber: Hungary's Place 'at Centre of Reunited Europe'  Hungary Today

President Áder Decorates 'Patriot, Committed European' Stoiber  Hungary Today

Democracy Digest: Orban's Full Diplomatic Dance Card | Reporting Democracy  Balkan Insight

Markus Söder: CSU leader who likes dressing up is tipped to replace Angela Merkel  The Times

Bayern Munich preparing for life without chief Uli Hoeness  USA TODAY

Hoeness to quit as Bayern Munich president  ESPN

Samiasanmia: @Slimesteiger Uli has become the new Edmund Stoiber post retirement. Leaking everything without chill

Deisler was a regular player of Munich. But why did he take retirement at the age of 27?

My last name is Stoiber and all that I know it is of German decent but I am unsure of what it means. The German politician Edmund Stoiber may be related to me or it may not I don't know but it would REALLY help if someone could help me. I will award best answer as soon as I hear a correct answer.

Hello. I'm a foreigner. I'm glad to meet you. The time here is 5:30 P.M. The reason why I ask a question here is because I can't understand a sentence. As long as you answer me, I hope you are a native. But I will welcome whoever you are if you know English well enough. My questions are as follows. The new Danish government rode to power astride that issue last fall, and polls suggest that it could help German conservative Chancellor-candidate Edmund Stoiber do the same in September. Q1 The part which bothers me is "rode to power astride that issue". Please explain it to me. Q2 "it" of "it could help..." indicates "that issue". Right? Q3 "do the same in September" In this part, What is "the same"? Does "September" point at "last fall" ? In a word, I would like to know the meaning of the (origina)l sentence. Really, I'll appreciate your help.

Bavaria's most glamorous politician -- a flame-haired motorcyclist who helped bring down state premier Edmund Stoiber -- has shocked the Catholic state in Germany by suggesting marriage should last just 7 years (article from Yahoo News site) BT---- this is not my personal opinion..I just wanted to know how others may feel on the subject