German Politics refers to the political system, processes, and institutions that govern Germany. It encompasses the structure of government, political parties, electoral systems, and public policy-making in the country. Germany is a federal parliamentary republic, meaning it has a division of powers between federal and state governments, with a parliamentary system where the Chancellor is the head of government. Major political parties include the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), and the Green Party, among others. German Politics is characterized by a commitment to democracy, rule of law, and social welfare, with a history of coalition governments due to its multi-party system. The country plays a significant role in European and international politics, being a key member of the European Union (EU) and a leader in various global issues.
Olaf Scholz and Friedrich Merz are central figures in the evolving landscape of German politics, each with distinct leadership styles. The documentary "Kanzler und Herausforderer – Scholz und Merz im…