German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a confidence vote, leading to the end of his government and triggering early elections due to economic challenges like rising energy prices, high inflation, and ailing industries. Scholz emphasized the need for public input on crucial issues facing Germany before the vote. Friedrich Merz is expected to replace Scholz, citing the chancellor’s handling of the economic crisis as a reason for the no-confidence vote and the call for early elections.
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