Scholz Calls for Confidence Vote: Germany on Course for Early Elections
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has initiated a vote of confidence, set for December 16, following the collapse of his three-party coalition. This move paves the way for an early election in February. The decision comes amid pressure from the opposition and a struggling German economy.
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