German Chancellor Olaf Scholz confirmed a vote of confidence on December 16 and a new election on February 23, after his coalition government collapsed.
Scholz expressed gratitude for the agreement on election dates, stating he aims to pass key legislation before the election, including financial support for underprivileged children.
Friedrich Merz, head of the opposition, criticized Scholz, claiming the chancellor is responsible for divisions in the country, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
The political landscape in Germany is shifting, with leaders transitioning into campaign mode ahead of the upcoming election, although formal campaigning typically starts six weeks prior.
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