Su Politico Europe Matthew Karnitschnig scrive: «German governments rarely collapse, due both to constitutional hurdles and the fact that almost all coalitions since World War II have been alliances of two, which tend to be more stable. Yet the deep discord in the current coalition has fueled speculation that Chancellor Olaf Scholz might dump the Greens and Free Democrats, or Fdp, and pursue a coalition with the center-right Christian Democrats. With less than two years until the next national election, expected in the fall of 2025, such an outcome seems unlikely, especially because it’s not clear how the Christian Democrats, who now lead the polls by a wide margin, would benefit as a junior partner. Still, the fact that serious observers even consider a collapse a possibility underscores the depth of Berlin’s disarray. The judicial rebuke, the first time the constitutional court has struck down a federal budget, highlights what critics see as a gaping divide between the neop...
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