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Merz Failed in First Vote to Become Germany’s Chancellor. What Happens Next?

Merz Failed in First Vote to Become Germany’s Chancellor. What Happens Next?

Friedrich Merz was poised to be sworn in as Germany’s 10th chancellor on Tuesday morning, but he failed to win enough votes in parliament, which is usually merely a symbolic step. In a secret ballot, he was just six votes short of a 316-vote majority. Parliament now has two weeks to try to rally support

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India Orders Civil Defense Drills as Potential Clash With Pakistan Looms

India Orders Civil Defense Drills as Potential Clash With Pakistan Looms

India’s government has ordered officials to carry out civil defense drills in much of the country on Wednesday as it prepares for a potential military conflict with Pakistan, its neighbor and archrival. Tensions between the nuclear-armed countries, which have fought several wars, have escalated since a terror attack late last month killed 26 people in

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Merz Fails in First Parliament Vote to Become Germany’s Next Chancellor

Friedrich Merz Fails in First Round of Voting to Become Germany’s Next Leader

Friedrich Merz, the leader of Germany’s Christian Democrats and its leader-in-waiting for the last 10 weeks, failed in his first parliamentary vote to become chancellor on Tuesday morning. The setback was likely temporary: Mr. Merz’s party, its sister party, the Christian Social Union, and their coalition partner, the center-left Social Democrats, still have enough votes

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What to Know About Germany’s New Government

What to Know About Germany’s New Government

Exactly six months after Olaf Scholz’s three-party coalition imploded, Friedrich Merz, a conservative Christian Democrat, will be sworn in as Germany’s next chancellor on Tuesday. The swearing-in comes after less than two months of negotiation between the Christian Democratic Union, or C.D.U., which came in first with 28.5 percent of the vote, and the incumbent

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