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German opposition demands earlier no-confidence vote
Germany's opposition wants to see a vote of no confidence as early as next week, according to German media. On Wednesday, Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced a vote in January, due to the ongoing government crisis.
German Government Crisis – May Lead to New Elections
Germany's Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz announces a vote of confidence in January due to the budget and government crisis. .
German Budget Crisis - Crisis in the Government
High-ranking ministers from the three coalition parties in the German government will meet in the coming days to try to resolve the crisis that has arisen during the work on the state budget for next year. Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (Social Democratic SPD) will meet with Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck (The Greens) and Finance Minister Christian Lindner (Liberal FDP) several times in the coming days.
Social Democrats sprint to victory in German state election
The Social Democrats (SPD) make a strong finish and win the state election in the German state of Brandenburg. .
Merz chosen to challenge Scholz in next German election
The conservative opposition party CDU in Germany has appointed party leader Friedrich Merz to also run for the post of Federal Chancellor in next year's general election. .
The EU historically weak as heavyweights are in crisis
Crisis in Berlin and crisis in Paris create a crisis for Brussels as well. Weak and unpopular governments in both Germany and France are causing the EU to stall.
Left-wing Rebel Becomes German Power Player
The extreme right is experiencing successes in Germany, but it is another fringe force that can gain real influence. The left-wing defector Sahra Wagenknecht has climbed in the opinion polls with a policy that largely coincides with the one pursued farthest to the right.
Far-right AFD becomes largest in German Thüringen
It became as expected: The far-right party AFD becomes the largest in German Thüringen after the state election. Despite this, they have no clear path to power, since all other parties have said no to cooperating with them.
Forecast: AFD becomes the largest party in German state election
The Far-Right Party AFD appears to be becoming the largest party in the German state of Thüringen after Sunday's state election, according to exit polls. A historic success, says the party's co-chair Alice Weidel in a statement.
Germany introduces security laws after knife attack
The Swedish government is preparing a comprehensive proposal on sharpened laws after the knife attacks in Solna City last week. .
Germany: Demands for refugee stop after knife attack
The knife attack at a city festival in German Solingen on Friday is shaking the country. With five days to the state election, Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz is promising stricter weapon laws, while the opposition is demanding a total stop for refugees from Syria, the suspected perpetrator's home country.
Germany thanks for long-distance weapons from USA
Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz praises the announcement from the USA that the country will deploy long-distance weapons in Germany with the declared aim of deterring Russia. This will be the first time in 20 years that American cruise missiles are deployed in Germany.
Government Crisis Averted in Germany
After long and decisive negotiations, Germany's three governing parties have agreed on a framework for next year's budget, according to consistent reports in German and international media. .
Scholz worried about the far-right's advance
Germany's Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz looks concerned about the French election, where the far-right can take power in parliament. .
Wants to deport Afghans – via third country
Germany wants to deport convicted criminals to the Taliban's Afghanistan – with another country as an intermediary. .
Ytterhögerns success is no guaranteed victory
The high ground is growing in Europe and the EU parliament. But will the parties be able to come together and form a formidable alternative? That will probably trigger a new discussion about exactly how they will group themselves, says EU expert Sofie Blombäck at Mittuniversitetet.
Germany: The Far-Right Puts Pressure on Scholz
Right-wing extremist AfD appears set to become the second-largest party in the German EU election after the conservative CDU/CSU, putting pressure on Olaf Scholz's coalition government. The internal conflicts will not be easily resolved, says political scientist Valentin Kreilinger.
Who wins where? Your guide to Europe's election night
How is it going for the German far right and how much is Macron weakened? Here is TT's guide to the most important things to keep an eye on during Sunday's big election night in Europe. .
Who wins where? Your guide to the European election
How is it going for the German extreme right and how much is Macron weakened? Here is TT's guide to what's most important to keep track of in the EU election. .
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