Christian Lindner, leader of Germany's Free Democratic Party (FDP), has made a bold move by dismantling the current coalition government, a decision that has left many puzzled given the FDP's low polling numbers.
Despite the party's precarious position, Lindner is aiming for a double-digit result in the upcoming elections, reminiscent of past successes.
His actions have sparked speculation about his motives, with some suggesting he hopes to regain core supporters by breaking away from the coalition.
Lindner's confidence in CDU leader Friedrich Merz becoming the next Chancellor adds another layer to the political intrigue.
As Germany prepares for potential new elections, the political landscape remains uncertain, with Lindner's strategic gamble at the center of the unfolding drama.
