Scottish Government Faces Potential Collapse as Greens Consider Ending Coalition

The Scottish Greens may exit their coalition with the SNP, prompted by disagreements over climate policies and leadership concerns.

The Scottish Greens are set to vote on whether to continue their coalition with the SNP, with potential impacts on climate action and governmental stability.
Recent changes to Scotland's climate targets have sparked internal dissent within the Green Party, leading to calls for an emergency general meeting.
Green co-leader Patrick Harvie faces leadership scrutiny as party members express dissatisfaction with the government's environmental commitments.
The SNP vows to continue as a minority government if the Greens withdraw, amid broader political and policy challenges.
Critics argue that the coalition's environmental strategies are unrealistic, undermining the credibility of both parties.