In a significant shift within German politics, two prominent young leaders, Ricarda Lang of the Green Party and Kevin Kühnert of the SPD, have announced their resignations.

Both politicians, known for their rapid rise to power despite limited professional experience outside politics, have faced criticism for their parties' declining influence.

Lang, who recently reflected on her tenure, expressed regret over her inability to shift the Green Party's image away from being perceived as an elite project.

Meanwhile, Kühnert cited health reasons for his departure.

Their exits highlight a broader issue within German politics, where career politicians often lack diverse professional backgrounds, leading to a disconnect with the general public.

This trend raises questions about the effectiveness and relatability of current political leadership in Germany.