#social-democrats

#social-democrats

SPD joins coalition government with CDU/CSU, enabling Friedrich Merz's chancellorship despite their worst election loss.

Lars Klingbeil appointed as vice-chancellor and finance minister amidst concerns over his fiscal expertise.

Rory Hearne faced a distressing error in his candidacy, being placed in the wrong constituency, but the mistake was quickly rectified.

Mr. Hayes faced backlash for sale of Palantir shares and mishandling of election fundraising, impacting the Social Democrats' campaign credibility.

Eoin Hayes's scandal raises significant concerns about the Social Democrats and casts uncertainty on the new government's future.

Chancellor Karl Nehammer resigns after coalition talks fail, emphasizing the OVP's stance against anti-growth policies.

Eoin Hayes was suspended after making false claims about his shareholding in a defense-related company linked to Israel.

The SPD is significantly trailing in the polls, making Olaf Scholz's hopes for reelection appear unrealistic.

Chancellor Scholz views recent state election results as a call to action for all parties to counter the rise of right-wing extremism.

Chancellor Scholz emphasizes a government focused on ordinary people's needs at the SPD party congress amid upcoming elections.

Eoin Hayes sold shares after being elected, leading to immediate suspension by the Social Democrats.

Eoin Hayes sold shares in Palantir Technologies after being elected to the council, leading to his suspension from the Social Democrats.

The Social Democrats' offices were evacuated due to a suspect package linked to Eoin Hayes amid ongoing controversies.

Eoin Hayes faces indefinite suspension from the Social Democrats following an internal review on his financial disclosures relating to a technology company.

Emergency services deemed the threat of a suspect package 'not credible' after investigation at the Social Democrats' headquarters.

Eoin Hayes remains indefinitely suspended from the Social Democrats due to incomplete disclosure of shareholdings after being elected.

Kuhnert resigns, citing health issues, impacting the Social Democrats' strategy a year before elections.

Many Germans have lost faith in political leaders, particularly the SPD, with significant concerns about the country's future.

The SPD is experiencing unprecedented trust issues, leading to declining support among voters.

Young voters relate to Social Democrats due to shared concerns and effective leadership.

The Social Democrats candidate secured a seat in Wicklow with a total of 12,224 votes and a significant vote transfer.

The competition for the final seats is highly contested among several candidates, including party representatives and independents.

Germany's first three-way coalition government has collapsed amid dissatisfaction, despite rising life satisfaction among citizens.

The Social Democrats are leading after the first round of voting in Lithuania, indicating a potential change in government.

Iceland's Social Democrats won a snap election, ousting the Independence Party and reflecting significant changes in voter sentiment and political alliances.

The Social Democrats are committed to a coalition government contingent on key policy priorities.

Meetings between left-leaning parties indicate potential cooperation in the Dáil.

The Social Democrats prioritize key policies over political positions in their election campaign.

Deputy Cairns celebrated the birth of her daughter while balancing her re-election campaign, illustrating the intersection of personal and political life.

Lithuania's center-left parties won the national elections, ending the ruling coalition's four-year term and signaling a desire for governmental change.

Lithuania's change in government is unlikely to impact its foreign policy, with continued support for Ukraine and defense spending.