Germany's coalition collapse brings more pain to its ailing economy
The collapse of Germany's ruling coalition is set to bring more economic pain in the months ahead and just a glimmer of hope for Europe's ailing economic giant if, and that is a big if, it can lead to a less fractious government and more coherent policies.
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Germany plans February election after coalition collapseGermany is set to hold elections on 23 February, following the collapse of the governing coalition. The country was ...
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Germany’s coalition collapses dramatically. Scholz plans to lead with a minority governmentGermany’s leader is expected to lead the country with a minority government after the collapse of the coalition.
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Germany’s center-left Chancellor Olaf Scholz has announced he is firing Finance Minister Christian Lindner, which could ...
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Speaking to the public broadcaster ARD, Scholz acknowledged that an early vote was "no problem" for him and expressed his ...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has announced he will ask for a vote of confidence in December, setting the path for an early ...
Germany is set to hold snap elections on Feb. 23 after the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's governing coalition, but ...
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