Fresh air: Germany's superweapon to beat the coronavirus


By AGENCY

Germany is all about opening windows, even when it's cold outside, to let in fresh air. This has become even more important during the pandemic. — dpa

There is plenty to like about Germany – and what people value varies a great deal. Take Chancellor Angela Merkel, for example: She once said she was inspired by the country's windows.

And in the age of the coronavirus pandemic, windows, it turns out, are now back on her agenda.

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