Germany's coalition collapse brings more pain to its ailing economy
The collapse of Germany's ruling coalition is set to bring more economic pain in the months ahead and just a glimmer of hope for Europe's ailing economic giant if, and that is a big if, it can lead to a less fractious government and more coherent policies.
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It's the world’s third largest economy, but Germany is currently the worst performer among the Group of Seven major ...
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German media are reporting that Chancellor Olaf Scholz is expected to ask for a vote of confidence in his government on Dec.
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