Germany's Scholz loses no-confidence vote, triggering early election
Briefly

The no-confidence vote marks only the sixth instance in post-war German history, highlighting the significant political turbulence faced by Chancellor Olaf Scholz amid economic struggles.
Scholz's government faced a collapse due to deep divisions in fiscal policy, with parties shifting blame during a fiery parliamentary debate preceding the no-confidence vote.
President Steinmeier is set to determine whether parliament will be dissolved, initiating the process for fresh elections amid concerns over a potential right-wing power shift.
The ongoing economic issues and the political landscape raise concerns for Germany as it braces for potential changes in foreign policy with new US leadership.
Read at euronews
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