💨 Abstract

Germany's coalition government, comprising Social Democrats (SPD), Greens, and Free Democrats (FDP), is under pressure due to a series of regional election losses and dismal polls, raising doubts about its survival until next year's national vote. The Greens' leaders announced their resignation, adding to the coalition's woes. If one party leaves, the remaining two could form a minority government but struggle to pass laws.

Courtesy: theprint.in