Germany’s Scholz fast-tracks confidence vote that could trigger February elections
After public bickering between Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the opposition, he and the Christian Democratic leader have settled on a new date for a confidence vote. Potential ensuing snap elections would force a new governing coalition,
Facing economic challenges, Germany heads for February snap election
Germany is set to hold fresh elections on February 23, eleven weeks after the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's governing coalition, with sources on Tuesday saying the Social Democrats, Greens and conservatives had reached a compromise on timing.
The date for the German federal election has been set for Feb. 23, earlier than Chancellor Olaf Scholz had originally ...
The leader of Germany's pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) on Tuesday said he believes the winner of national elections set to ...
The main political parties in Germany have agreed to a snap election on February 23 in an attempt to form a stable ...
The re-election of former President Donald Trump has prompted uncertainty across Europe regarding security, geopolitics and ...
The decision follows a budget fight that prompted Chancellor Olaf Scholz to fire his finance minister and announce a ...
A new government beckons in Germany after the implosion of its ruling coalition, but it will face the same question: whether ...
Germany is set to hold snap elections on February 23 after an agreement was reached among parties in the country’s fractured ...
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Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced Wednesday he had dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner, bringing an end to ...
German legislators on Monday scrapped a crucial budget planning meeting as parties continued to wrangle over the timing of an ...
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