Magdeburg is burning on the auspicious day of Christmas. Europe once known for the garden of the world is becoming a growing source of anxiety because of ineffective policies, rising differences, refugee crisis and surge in crime rate. It is becoming a headache for the people to navigate.
A Maniac’s Attack: Suspect Identified
Accused was suspected as an abnormal and perplexing person who was a Saudi Arabian citizen residing in Germany. Reports suggested he was a maniac person who attacked the Christmas market with the car killing 5 people, and injuring around 200 people. The suspect was identified from Saudi Arabia who was living in Germany for a while and had permission for a residing in Germany. According to the reports ” Suspect was a former doctor who was a psychiatrist in the field” and has no connections with radical groups. Even some reports suggested that the suspect seems like an atheist and has strong critics for religions and Islamic history.
Worldwide Condemnation and Political Fallout
World different leaders and officials showed grief and mourn over horrible car crash attack in Germany calling the event as unfortunate need to be fully investigated. Many people are denouncing the German government for being incompetent and foolish and mishandling the refugee crisis. Even Elon musk stated ” the current government of Germany is incompetent and foolish” further stating ” only the ADF party can save Germany”. In the next few months Germany is going for elections Olaf Shcolz is losing their popularity and confidence because of the emergence of such events. It is possible he probably lost with carrying such a manifesto. Olaf Scholz was president of Germany since and the term will end on the 23 February 2025. And the federal elections will be held next year because of the early collapse of the German government.
Scholz’s popularity is plummeting
The attack comes at a crucial point for German politics, with Chancellor Olaf Scholz facing mounting pressure and his prominence is decreasing among masses The election looms clouds are coming and the shadows of the Magdeburg tragedy threatens to further vitiate public confidence in the government’s ability to address the nation’s challenges. The future of Germany, and perhaps Europe itself, hangs in the balance.
