German Politics refers to the political system, processes, and activities that take place within Germany. It encompasses the structure and functioning of the German government, the roles of various political institutions such as the Bundestag (the federal parliament), Bundesrat (the federal council), and the Chancellor, as well as political parties, elections, and public policy. The political landscape in Germany is characterized by a federal structure, a multi-party system, and a strong emphasis on democratic principles and the rule of law. Key issues in German politics include economic policy, social welfare, immigration, environmental sustainability, and Germany’s role within the European Union and the international community. The interplay of various political ideologies and regional interests also shapes the dynamics of governance in the country.
The German election race features a high-stakes contest between Friedrich Merz and Olaf Scholz. Friedrich Merz seeks to stabilize his leadership image within the Union party. Olaf Scholz, known for…