Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrived in Milan to promote her book Freedom. Greeting journalists with a cheerful “Buongiorno” in Italian, she made her way through the iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II near the Duomo before enjoying lunch at renowned chef Carlo Cracco’s restaurant. Her visit to the Italian city has drawn significant attention, highlighting the enduring impact of her leadership.
Merkel’s autobiography delves into her 16 years at the helm of the German government, a period that shaped German, European, and global politics. The book offers an intimate look at life inside the chancellery, detailing both routine governance and the dramatic moments of crisis where she had to make decisions of historic consequence.
Her visit to Milan underscores her enduring stature as a stateswoman and author, offering readers a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs that defined her tenure. The book’s themes of resilience and leadership continue to resonate across Europe, making her a symbol of stability and pragmatism in uncertain times.
