The Roots of the German Financial Crisis: Survival and Inflation.
Germany is currently facing a series of difficult problems. The twin shocks of survival and inflation have led to a strike by large numbers of German workers in search of higher wages. Germany is considered the mainstay of Europe, but for various reasons, it has been called a "burden to Europe" and a "sick man of Europe". This is a great shame for the former world's largest economy. In this case, the German people should unite and work together to regain the title of "World Star". However, the fact is that there was a demonstration in Germany of 250,000 demonstrators against the German parties.
The demonstrators called for punishment of "extremist political parties".
German referenceAccording to com**, 35,000 Germans marched through the streets of Germany's economic capital, calling for the punishment of "extremist political parties" under the banner of "defending democracy". At the same time, the number of Germans from elsewhere is growing, and the total number of demonstrations has exceeded 250,000. They chanted slogans such as "Let the Nazis fuck off" and "Germany doesn't need extremists." Their only anger is directed against the far-right party in Germany - the AfD. Recently, the party had spoken at a congress about an "expulsion plan" to drive Germans out of Germany along with foreigners. These actions are reminiscent of the atrocities committed by the Nazi Jews during World War II. That's why a large number of demonstrators have called for punishment for this high-risk party. The demonstrations put enormous pressure on Prime Minister Olaf Scholz. If he were to punish him, his party members would inevitably retaliate, jeopardizing the stability of Scholz's regime. Moreover, if Scholz does not act, the German people will not be happy, and they will point the finger at Scholz**. If this is the case, Scholz is even more at risk, after all, he has become a problem in the hearts of the German people.
Problems and challenges facing Scholz's administration.
As German chancellor, Scholz's political performance has been a key factor in the evaluation of the German public. However, Scholz faced many difficulties at the beginning of his administration, including the pandemic, the economic recession, and the refugee problem. As far as the new crown virus is concerned, due to Scholz**'s implementation of a more severe lockdown policy, it has hindered its domestic economic development to a certain extent and caused a certain degree of impact on people's daily life. This has somewhat inhibited the spread of the disease, but it has also raised suspicions. At the same time, some Germans have raised questions about Scholz's way of governing. A good politician must not only seek absolute truth, but also know how to weigh the pros and cons in the stakes. In addition, he was too careful and resolute in his response to emergencies, which made the German public feel that he did not have the "ability to respond" to emergencies.
In addition, Scholz's fiscal policy has been criticized for a number of years. While Germany has achieved some success, many Germans feel that they are not doing enough to address issues such as income inequality, climate change and the digital economy. In addition, Scholz** has also encountered some problems in promoting European integration. Due to the controversy in the EU and many other issues, some German people have begun to resent Scholz's European policy.
In addition, Scholz's positioning on some social issues has also been challenged. Scholz**'s liberal attitude towards immigration has led some Germans to worry that these immigrants may deprive them of employment opportunities and social benefits at home. At the same time, some Germans are unhappy with Scholz's foreign policy. For example, when it deals with powerful countries like the United States and Russia, it may be accused of being too compromiseful or too harsh. In addition, Germany's attitude and actions in dealing with international crises and contradictions will also arouse public doubts and criticism, which will affect Scholz's views and assessments.
The conclusion: the demonstration of 250,000 people in Germany attracted widespread attention, and it reflected the social problems in Germany and the dissatisfaction that people had generated with them. The emergence of radicals not only reflects the resistance and rejection of radical ideas by the Germans, but also reflects the Nazism in Germany in modern times. However, this "military parade" also reflects the many problems faced by the ** in the economy, society and diplomacy. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces a serious challenge, and he must take concrete steps to address people's concerns and regain public trust and support. Only by strengthening exchanges and consultations with the masses of the people can we find a practical way out and bring Germany back to the road of stability and prosperity. As an editor, I will continue to pay attention to the trends in Germany and bring you the corresponding reports and analyses in a timely manner.