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Disarray Within Ruling Coalition at Berlin Suggests Scholz Is Likely To Lose Grip on Power

Germany’s next federal elections are scheduled for the fall of next year but will likely be moved forward to the spring following a confidence vote.

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Chancellor Scholz at Berlin, November 6, 2024. AP/Markus Schreiber
CALEB LARSON
CALEB LARSON

With Germany’s ruling coalition thrown into disarray following the chancellor’s decision to sack his finance minister, Christian Lindner, the question at the German capital now is, will Herr Scholz keep his grip on power?

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CALEB LARSON
CALEB LARSON

Mr. Larson is a multimedia journalist based at Berlin. He covers the intersection of conflict and politics, focusing on American foreign policy, European security, and German society.

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