November 27 was a key date: the Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union and the Social Democratic Party announced the agreement on the joint formation of the government. But the agreement still needs to be voted on by SDP members. The possibility of Germany facing another grand coalition has sparked much discussion. Experts and ordinary citizens have many questions about this decision. What was clear was that both parties would take into consideration the lessons of the 2005 grand coalition. For example, the SDU announced that it would be more insistent and try to follow its program. inevitable disagreements. The negotiations have already given rise to difficult conflicts between the parties. It is obvious that in the future almost all issues will give rise to lively discussions, as both “subcultures” (Lijphart, 1969) will defend their interests. Each party will attempt to be as influential as the other, so as not to find themselves in a junior partner position. This can cause deadlocks and...