Germany’s coalition government, comprising Social Democrats, Greens, and Liberals, has collapsed following intense disagreements and economic challenges. Chancellor Olaf Scholz removed Finance Minister Christian Lindner due to his resistance against budget reforms aimed at boosting investment and aid for Ukraine. Lindner’s refusal to bypass the ‘debt brake’ strained partnerships, while recent regional election losses amplified pressures within the coalition. These developments could lead Germany into early elections, marking a significant political instability during a critical international period.