By Jim Tankersley Jim Tankersley, a longtime economic policy correspondent, leads coverage of Germany for The Times. If you are looking for a quick explanation for why Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s ...

Early elections have been extremely rare in Germany, but they are a vital democratic measure. They are regulated by the German constitution and require the approval of several constitutional ...

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Barring a major and unexpected reversal in the polls, Merz of the CDU/CSU is highly likely to be Germany’s new chancellor. National opinion polls currently have the CDU/CSU way out ahead of the ...

The real (price adjusted) stock of orders in manufacturing was up 0.6% in October 2024 compared with September 2024 after seasonal and calendar adjustment, according to provisional figures of the ...

Adjacent to the Residence is its Court Garden (Hofgarten). From the garden, it’s a short walk to Germany’s largest city park, the English Garden (Englischer Garten), where you can enjoy ...

ON DECEMBER 16TH Olaf Scholz, Germany’s chancellor, lost a parliamentary confidence vote. Mr Scholz planned to lose in order to pave the way for early elections, now expected on February 23rd.