After Olaf Scholz’s surprising dismissal of his liberal government partner, the German election campaign is already in full swing. The election will be in March at the latest, and the next chancellor will probably be called Friedrich Merz, writes Kjeld Hybel in this analysis.
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In four months, the German chancellor will no longer be called Olaf Scholz. And maybe he doesn’t even sit that long. Scholz is under heavy pressure to carry out a vote of confidence in the Bundestag as early as next week, which will mean that elections must be held in Germany by the beginning of February at the latest.
An election that Scholz and his SPDs are likely to lose with a bang.
Source: politiken.dk
