Scholz Calls for Snap German Election as Coalition Collapses
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for a snap election after divisions over how to revive the lackluster economy triggered the breakup of his fractious three-party ruling coalition.Most Read from BloombergParis Restricts Through Traffic in City CenterKey Ballot Initiatives and Local Races Highlight Views on Abortion,
Here’s what we know. Is a snap election unusual for Germany? Political stability is the norm for Germany, with power ...
High energy costs and an uncertain transition to cleaner fuels have been a key driver behind Germany’s exodus of industrial ...
BERLIN — Germany’s probable next chancellor, center-right leader Friedrich Merz, urged the country’s current center-left ...
German industry, reeling from high costs and fierce Asian competition, urged Berlin on Thursday to hold snap elections as ...
"The early end of the coalition leaves Germany somewhat rudderless in what could be an exceptionally turbulent time right after Donald Trump won the US election," Berenberg bank analyst Holger ...
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Germany to swing to right: Snap election to open door for AfD as latest polls show Germans 'had enough' amid ailing economy and immigrationGermany’s three-party coalition dramatically collapsed last night as Chancellor Olaf Scholz fired his finance minister and called for a vote of no confidence in his government, opening the door for ...
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