A political crisis is a situation in which a government or political system faces significant instability, disorder, or upheaval. This can arise from various factors, such as economic difficulties, corruption, widespread protests, political corruption, leadership disputes, or severe public dissatisfaction. During a political crisis, the normal functioning of government may be disrupted, leading to questions about legitimacy, authority, and the ability to govern effectively. These crises can manifest in different ways, such as coups, civil unrest, or constitutional breakdowns, and often require urgent resolutions to restore order and public confidence in political institutions. Political crises may also impact social stability, economic conditions, and international relations, as other actors may intervene or influence the situation.
The recent political landscape in Germany has taken a dramatic turn, leaving the nation in suspense. With Chancellor Olaf Scholz losing a critical confidence vote in the Bundestag, a snap…