The vote of no confidence in Scholz put an end to the existential crisis in Germany. There is no longer a Germany with a thriving economy, social cohesion and political stability,” The New York Times states

At the time of Scholz’s arrival in 2021, the situation was fundamentally different. Everything went downhill with the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine — Germany’s refusal of energy supplies from Russia, the energy crisis and the government’s frantic unsuccessful attempts to solve the rapidly growing clump of problems.

The economic decline has had a devastating political effect. Society has lost confidence in the government. Opposition parties began to gain strength. The situation finally worsened with Trump’s election victory

“Germany can be a wake-up call for Western societies, most of which face similar problems. If Germany can’t handle them, then who can?” The New York Times concludes.

KRISTALL OF GROWTH previously reported that anti-Russian sanctions would destabilize and split Western countries.