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#spd

The coalition government in Germany is in crisis, struggling with conflicting ideologies and financial instability, leading to strained communication and potential early elections.

Scholz's self-confidence faces a critical test amid low popularity and rising calls for leadership change in the SPD ahead of the 2025 elections.

Olaf Scholz has been nominated by the SPD for a second term as Chancellor despite facing low approval ratings and internal party struggles.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz is facing increasing pressure to reconsider his leadership amid declining popularity and potential party challenges.

Olaf Scholz's legacy is questioned as his coalition falters, but he remains committed to leading the SPD into the 2025 elections.

Olaf Scholz confirmed as SPD's candidate for Chancellor in 2025 elections after Boris Pistorius withdrew.

Scholz's SPD narrowly won in Brandenburg, indicating ongoing political challenges ahead of the federal elections. High voter turnout reflects significant public interest.

Kevin Kuhnert's resignation as SPD general secretary highlights internal party struggles and the need for rejuvenation ahead of upcoming elections.

The traffic light coalition in Germany symbolizes both a shift in political power and the challenges of uniting diverse party ideologies.

Significant ideological differences within the coalition raise questions about its ability to govern effectively and manage pressing national issues.

Brandenburg's vote today is pivotal for both the SPD and the far-right AfD, potentially signaling major shifts in German politics.

Chancellor Scholz faces challenges within his coalition government and his own party, with declining popularity and dissent among SPD members.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces pressure to step aside as SPD candidate for Boris Pistorius ahead of February's snap election.