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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses confidence vote, clearing the way for February election

Frank-Walter Steinmeier · Germany

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses confidence vote, clearing the way for February election

37% Left coverage: 208 sources

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday lost a confidence vote in the country’s Bundestag, clearing the path for an early election in February. See the Story

Yellen ‘sorry’ more progress wasn’t made on deficit

Janet Yellen · United States

Yellen ‘sorry’ more progress wasn’t made on deficit

71% Right coverage: 14 sources

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is concerned about the nation’s “fiscal sustainability” this week and said she’s “sorry” that “more progress” wasn’t achieved during the Biden administration. See the Story

The chain of contradictions in Trump’s economic policy

The chain of contradictions in Trump’s economic policy

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

His team is promising high growth, low inflation and control of government spending — all at onceSee the Story

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Yellen ‘sorry’ more progress wasn’t made on deficit

Yellen ‘sorry’ more progress wasn’t made on deficit

Yellen ‘sorry’ more progress wasn’t made on deficit

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