German coalition collapses: What comes next?
Under rules created to prevent the kind of coalition chaos that hastened the end of Germany's interwar democracy, the chancellor largely controls the pace of events: the opposition can only push him out earlier if they can find a majority for a specific alternative chancellor,
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German authorities say election can be called at short noticeGerman electoral authorities on Thursday said new elections to the country's lower house, or Bundestag, can be organized at ...
Lawyers have called on Germany's mainstream political parties to adopt a planned ... the liberal FDP and the conservative ...
This is due to the German constitution, which dictates that snap elections can only be called by the federal president if the chancellor loses a vote of no confidence in parliament. But the ...
Amid Germany's collapsing coalition government, the far-right, anti-immigration AfD party may get the snap election it has demanded for months. Though unlikely to govern, how does the AfD want to ...
So averse is Germany to the idea of debt piling up that its constitution restricts budget deficit to 0.35% of the GDP.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz sacked his rebellious finance minister Christian Lindner on Wednesday, ending the three-party coalition and leaving the government on the brink of collapse.
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Germany arrests American accused of trying to pass China info after work as U.S. military contractorThe investigation was launched based on initial information gathered by Germany's domestic intelligence agency, the Office ...
Germany's federal prosecutor office Thursday charged a U.S. armed forces member they called Martin D. with spying for China.
The German cabinet on Wednesday signed off plans for a new military service model as Berlin looks to revamp its depleted armed forces in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Western officials suspect Russia was behind a plot to put incendiary packages on cargo planes(Yui Mok/PA via AP) FILE - Thomas Haldenwang, head of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, poses for ...
The German government aims to make state funding for culture and science depend on adhering to a controversial antisemitism ...
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