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Scholz Government

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The Scholz Government was the government of Germany led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz from 8 December 2021 to 6 May 2025, initially a coalition of the Social Democratic Party, the Greens and the Free Democratic Party (FDP) until the FDP left the coalition in November 2024. It was the immediate predecessor to the current Merz Government.

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Tenure
Tenure From
2021-12-08 1
Tenure To
2025-05-06 1
Scholz Government
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Governing Party

Source Olaf Scholz (Wikipedia)

Governs

Germany, Countries
Source Olaf Scholz (Wikipedia)

Headed By

Source Olaf Scholz (Wikipedia)

Supports

NATO Membership, Policies
Source Zeitenwende: Policy Statement by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, 27 February 2022 (Bundesregierung)
Sanctions on Russia, Policies
Source Zeitenwende: Policy Statement by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, 27 February 2022 (Bundesregierung)
Sources
1. Olaf Scholz (Wikipedia)
Wikipedia
Zeitenwende: Policy Statement by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, 27 February 2022 (Bundesregierung)
The Federal Government of Germany (Die Bundesregierung)
  • Position On: NATO Membership, Policy statement to the Bundestag, 27 February 2022
    We will now, year after year, invest more than two percent of our gross domestic product in our defence.
  • Position On: Sanctions on Russia, Policy statement to the Bundestag, 27 February 2022
    Together with the Heads of State and Government of the EU, we have passed a package of sanctions on an unprecedented scale.
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Federal Chancellery of Germany: The Federal Chancellor and the Cabinet
Federal Chancellery of GermanyIn Group: Parliamentary Governments of Europe, Page text
Quote, In Group: Parliamentary Governments of Europe, Page text
The Federal Cabinet plays a central role in the work of the German government.
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