By David Scott | Monday 2 July 2018
It looks like we are entering the end of Merkel-ism in Europe, as the German Chancellor Angela Merkel is approaching her final days as head of Germany and Europe. Be it next week or the end of this year, we are looking at unprecedented change in European politics thanks to Merkel’s insistence on taking in millions of Syrian and North African refugees. Merkel’s current plight politically stems from her intractability in accepting the chain of events that led to this point. All of the problems of Europe now stem from the collision of these foreign policy disasters and the economic degradation of the euro-zone from the flawed structure of the euro itself.
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