#social-democrats

#social-democrats

Friedrich Merz overcame an initial defeat to become chancellor, highlighting the complexity of coalition politics in Germany.

SPD joins coalition government with CDU/CSU, enabling Friedrich Merz's chancellorship despite their worst election loss.

Lars Klingbeil appointed as vice-chancellor and finance minister amidst concerns over his fiscal expertise.

Germany's first three-way coalition government has collapsed amid dissatisfaction, despite rising life satisfaction among citizens.

Iceland's Social Democrats won a snap election, ousting the Independence Party and reflecting significant changes in voter sentiment and political alliances.

Eoin Hayes sold shares after being elected, leading to immediate suspension by the Social Democrats.

Eoin Hayes sold shares in Palantir Technologies after being elected to the council, leading to his suspension from the Social Democrats.

Emergency services deemed the threat of a suspect package 'not credible' after investigation at the Social Democrats' headquarters.

Eoin Hayes remains indefinitely suspended from the Social Democrats due to incomplete disclosure of shareholdings after being elected.

Eoin Hayes's scandal raises significant concerns about the Social Democrats and casts uncertainty on the new government's future.

Eoin Hayes was suspended after making false claims about his shareholding in a defense-related company linked to Israel.

The SPD is significantly trailing in the polls, making Olaf Scholz's hopes for reelection appear unrealistic.

Chancellor Scholz emphasizes a government focused on ordinary people's needs at the SPD party congress amid upcoming elections.

The SPD narrowly won the Brandenburg election, indicating significance for Scholz's political future amidst a contentious campaign.

AfD is positioned for potential electoral gains in Brandenburg amid competitive polling against SPD.

The Social Democrats prioritize key policies over political positions in their election campaign.

Young voters relate to Social Democrats due to shared concerns and effective leadership.

Lithuania's center-left parties won the national elections, ending the ruling coalition's four-year term and signaling a desire for governmental change.

Lithuania's change in government is unlikely to impact its foreign policy, with continued support for Ukraine and defense spending.