The ripple effect that Germany’s election could spell across Britain, the US and EU
When Donald Trump won the US election in November, Germany’s government imploded. Chancellor Olaf Scholz sacked his finance minister, collapsed his dysfunctional coalition government and blew a gaping hole in the leadership of the EU.
Germans are set to take to the polling stations on Sunday to decide on their next government in Sunday's federal election.
At the heart of the election is the economy, which has been experiencing a downturn. The ruling coalition, comprising the ...
Scholz, the 66-year-old incumbent chancellor, is facing an uphill struggle for re-election as his Social Democratic Party ...
Friedrich Merz has criticized Olaf Scholz on the economy, but experts question if a government led by the Christian ...
On Sunday, the country’s residents will vote in a pivotal election in which Ms Weidel's party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), ...
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German voters go to the polls Sunday to elect a parliament that will determine who runs the country for the next four years.
Triggered after the breakdown of the coalition led by Social Democrat Chancellor Olaf Scholz, the campaign for the February ...
Mounting economic concerns have boosted support for the far-right Alternative for Germany party, which is now polling in ...
Friedrich Merz of the Christian Democratic Union is favored to replace Olaf Scholz of the Social Democratic Party as ...
Four candidates are bidding to be Germany’s next leader in Sunday’s election. The would-be chancellors are the incumbent, the ...
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