Following the collapse of Germany’s first traffic light coalition, Chancellor Olaf Scholz now leads a minority government without parliamentary majority, sparking discussions over the timing of early elections. Most Germans favor swift elections, while major parties debate upcoming legislative priorities such as pension and tax reforms, amid an undecided budget. Election preparations are underway, yet logistical challenges loom, raising concerns about a rushed election. As political maneuvering continues, key issues including child benefits and industry support hang in the balance, highlighting Germany’s looming economic challenges.