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The German Chancellor has reclaimed her status as the world's most powerful woman, with Forbes hailing her as the European Union's "undisputed" leader. (The reproduction of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, by the way, was unveiled in Wrexham, Wales, in 2009. It's more than 57 feet tall.)
The German Chancellor has reclaimed her status as the world's most powerful woman, with Forbes hailing her as the European Union's "undisputed" leader. (The reproduction of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, by the way, was unveiled in Wrexham, Wales, in 2009. It's more than 57 feet tall.)
The German Chancellor has reclaimed her status as the world's most powerful woman, with Forbes hailing her as the European Union's "undisputed" leader. (The reproduction of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, by the way, was unveiled in Wrexham, Wales, in 2009. It's more than 57 feet tall.)
The German Chancellor has reclaimed her status as the world's most powerful woman, with Forbes hailing her as the European Union's "undisputed" leader. (The reproduction of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, by the way, was unveiled in Wrexham, Wales, in 2009. It's more than 57 feet tall.)
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