Political upheaval refers to a significant and often sudden change or disruption in a political system or structure, typically involving conflict, instability, or widespread discontent among the populace. This can manifest through events such as revolutions, coups, civil wars, or mass protests, as groups challenge the existing political authority or status quo. Political upheaval often results in the reorganization of political power, changes to governance, or shifts in policy direction, and may lead to social, economic, and cultural transformation within a society. The underlying causes of political upheaval can include economic hardship, social inequality, the violation of rights, corruption, or the desire for greater democratic governance.
Germany is facing early elections due to the collapse of Olaf Scholz's coalition government. The coalition consisted of the Social Democrats, Greens, and Free Democrats, which struggled amid economic issues…