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@PS This should resolve YES now—the Scholz cabinet has consisted of only two parties since FDP left the coalition in November.

@Heuristic @PS Yeah, there are 2 parties forming the current Government: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_deutschen_Bundesregierungen (english version hasn't been updated).

Pinging @mods (creator seems inactive) with the caveat that I'm not sure whether the intention was "government after the next election, irrespective of what happens before the election", but as written this resolves Yes: There's no member of the current cabinet who isn't either in the SPD or the Greens.

@Heuristic I didn't even think about it, but you're right - I didn't expect the government to fall apart, but it does fit the letter of the question.

@Primer I'm not really active anymore, but I do try to properly maintain and resolve my remaining questions :)

@PS Thanks for being excellent!

To understand your question: you're asking if German national politics will follow the status quo?

@GazDownright I think it's the opposite - the current government doesn't qualify.

@PS The description states "this has been the case since forever." When you write "this," what is "this" referring to?

@GazDownright Not sure if we are looking at the same description?

As far as I know, this has been the case for every German government from 1957 to 2021.

Since 2021, this has not been the case