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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Frank Zeller |Jastinder Khera
Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz was due to travel to Paris and Warsaw on Wednesday after winning a nail-biting second parliamentary vote to become chancellor following a first-round setback. Merz, 69, scored an absolute majority of 325 to 289 in the second secret vote in the lower house of parliament to become the new leader of Europe's biggest economy. But his win was bittersweet after the initial defeat pointed to rumblings of discontent within his coalition.
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Frank Zeller |Jastinder Khera
Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz suffered a serious blow Tuesday when he failed to win a parliamentary majority in the first round of voting to become the next chancellor. Merz had expected to win a majority of at least 316 of the 630 votes in the lower house of parliament. But he won the backing of only 310 MPs, with 307 voting against him.
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1 week ago |
ibtimes.com.au | Frank Zeller |Jastinder Khera
Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz suffered a serious blow on Tuesday when he failed to win a parliamentary majority in the first round of voting on him becoming the next chancellor. The unexpected setback, a first in German post-war history, prolongs the half-year of political paralysis that has prevailed in Berlin since the collapse of the coalition government of Olaf Scholz.
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Frank Zeller |Jastinder Khera
Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz will face a second vote in parliament on Tuesday in his bid to become chancellor after he lost the first round in a stunning early setback. Even if he succeeds in becoming post-war Germany's 10th chancellor, the initial shock defeat dealt a heavy blow to Merz, who has vowed to restore stability in Berlin after half a year of political turmoil.
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1 month ago |
zupyak.com | Isha Gupta |Amelia Williams |Sara James |Frank Zeller
In recent years, Ohio has faced rising mental health challenges, from increased anxiety and depression rates to limited access to therapists—especially in rural or underserved areas. But there’s a powerful solution making waves across the state: telehealth. With technology paving the way for remote care, telehealth Ohio is not just a convenience—it’s a lifeline.
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