In addition to major challenges, the coming year also offers many opportunities.
There are things that the past year has taught us. How long it takes to get broken supply chains back on track. That a pandemic is not a matter of a difficult few months – but of years.
And that things can happen in German politics that a few months ago would have overwhelmed the imagination of most people – with the exception of Olaf Scholz.
If 2021 was the year of many disappointed and a few less fulfilled hopes, then 2022 will be the year people will have to adjust to new realities. At an age of greater uncertainty, on the one hand, because new corona variants will continue to emerge in the future and autocrats like Russia’s President Vladimir Putin are igniting at the borders of Europe.
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