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Political turmoil comes as Germany’s economy is expected to shrink in 2024 for the second year in a row, or at best stagnate.
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BERLIN — Germany’s center-left chancellor, Olaf Scholz, announced Wednesday he was firing Finance Minister Christian Lindner in a move that could undermine the ruling three-party coalition that relies on Mr. Lindner’s pro-business party.
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|BERLIN — Germany’s center-left chancellor, Olaf Scholz, announced Wednesday he was firing Finance Minister Christian Lindner in a move that could undermine the ruling three-party coalition that relies on Mr. Lindner’s pro-business party.
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