The abrupt sacking of finance minister Christian Lindner by Chancellor Olaf Scholz has revealed deep fractures within Germany's ruling coalition, leading to an unexpected snap election.
Germany’s political landscape is now marked by turmoil, as the government's internal conflicts have exacerbated its unpopularity amidst an already stagnating economy, creating uncertainty for voters.
As we approach the snap election in February 2025, public sentiment is shifting, and the effectiveness of the coalition’s management of the economy will be a determining factor.
The Guardian is gathering anonymous public responses to gauge sentiment regarding the coalition's collapse and to understand key issues influencing the upcoming general election.
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