The collapse of Germany's coalition government, formed by the SPD, Greens, and FDP, highlights the difficulties in uniting parties with divergent goals and ideologies.
The coalition was a mix of leftist and liberal ideologies, with the parties often pulling in opposite directions, complicating governance and decision-making processes.
Germany's Ampel coalition initially thrived amid challenges like the Ukraine war, with significant decisions like halting the Nord Stream 2 project and increasing defense spending.
As energy prices soared, the government’s introduction of a nationwide transport ticket was a popular move, showcasing a brief period of effective, cohesive policy-making.
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