Zelensky Now Has a Card to Play with Trump: Diesel
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The expected vote in the Bundestag would come well ahead of original plans, marking a step to reach compromise between Mr. Scholz’s party, the Social Democrats, and the main opposition party in parliament, the center-right Christian conservatives.
BERLIN — Chancellor Scholz is expected to ask for a vote of confidence in his government on December 16, paving the way for a new parliamentary election as early as February, German press reported Tuesday.
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
|BERLIN — Chancellor Scholz is expected to ask for a vote of confidence in his government on December 16, paving the way for a new parliamentary election as early as February, German press reported Tuesday.
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