France, South Korea, Germany, and now Canada—incumbents face upheaval. The world has the worst ruling class in a long time.

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Across the world, a wave of change is sweeping through established leaderships, and it’s thrilling to watch. In France, Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government was ousted on December 4, 2024, in a historic no-confidence vote. For the first time since 1962, a broad coalition of both far-right and left-wing lawmakers united to end his leadership, signaling a shift toward new directions and fresh ideas for the country.

South Korea isn’t far behind, where President Yoon Suk Yeol’s drastic declaration of martial law on December 3, 2024, sparked major protests. Although the martial law was quickly lifted, this dramatic step has led to impeachment proceedings, creating an unprecedented political atmosphere. The nation is in the midst of a transformation that could reshape its leadership for years to come.

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Germany, too, is feeling the winds of change. Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government fell apart after his dismissal of the finance minister, triggering a loss of confidence vote on December 16, 2024. With early elections now set for February 2025, Germany’s future is up for grabs, and the outcome will be pivotal in defining the nation’s economic and political trajectory.

Now, Canada is entering the fray, with Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s resignation on December 16, 2024, challenging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s leadership. This unexpected departure has reignited calls for new leadership and further destabilized the current administration. With political leaders pushing for change, Canada is poised for its own political reckoning.

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What we’re witnessing is an exciting global shift—a wave of changing of the guard. As 2025 approaches, we can expect a fresh wave of leadership and reform, with new ideas on the horizon. The political landscape is in flux, and it’s a thrilling time to witness the reshaping of nations around the world.

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