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.
E ARLY IN THE morning of November 6th, as Europe digested the result of America’s presidential election, three senior figures ...
Donald J. Trump picked up support among Latino and Black working-class voters, giving the party hope for a new way to win in ...
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Accusations fly after German coalition split, opposition smells bloodRecriminations flew on Thursday after the Free Democratic Party (FDP) triggered the collapse of Germany’s ruling coalition ...
Germany will be able to provide most of the 4 billion euros ($4.3 billion) pledged to Ukraine even if the 2025 budget cannot ...
BERLIN — (AP) — After Germany's government coalition collapsed in a dramatic fashion when Chancellor Olaf Scholz fired ...
Collectively, the Latino shift towards Trump, his hold on white working-class voters and his increased support among ...
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Trump coalition marks a transformed Republican Party“A traditional Republican coalition was more upscale, educated, wealthier — not wealthy, but more middle-class — as opposed ...
Barely 12 hours after Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, his America First policy claimed its first ...
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