GLOBAL spy agencies are trying to uncover medical records of German leader Angela Merkel after recent shaking episodes, it’s reported.

The 64-year-old has insisted she is well but world leaders are not so sure and have instructed their spooks to find out what is up, it’s claimed. 

Merkel has not appeared in public since Friday after she was clearly unsteady at a G20 summit in Japan, shaking uncontrollably for the second time in eight days. 

She was seen gripped her trembling arms and pursed her lips at a ceremony in Berlin — after footage of her shaking for a whole minute sparked health fears.

Her office blamed dehydration.

But according to Germany's Bild newspaper, world spy agencies have started their own probe into her condition given her importance as leader of Germany. 

It reported: "One leading western intelligence service is certain: that the health problem of the German chancellor 'is a neurological problem'."

On Thursday, a German government spokesman said Merkel would not be cancelling any appointments, adding that “the chancellor is well”. 

This came after her arms and body could be seen noticeably trembling as she met Germany's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. 

For at least two minutes, she folded her arms in an apparent bid to stop her hands and body from juddering. 

Footage showed she was having trying to keep the quivering under control as she gripped her arms together.  

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In October she was forced to stand down as leader of her Christian Democrat party after disastrous local elections.

Merkel has been chancellor since 2005, and presided over Germany's powerhouse economy that has propped up the Eurozone through a series of crises.

She has vowed to stay on as chancellor – the equivalent of prime minister – until 2021.

Germany has seen forest fires this week amid rocketing temperatures as the Sahara bubble heatwave brought a 45C blast from Africa.

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