Two years of ‚Zeitenwende‘

What is left of the entry into a new era of security policy? After tough negotiations, Germany's first National Security Strategy was adopted, strategic and military topics are no longer taboo and the Minister of Defence is one of the most popular politicians in the Republic. At the same time, heating laws, farmers' protests and "climate stickers" have long been at the forefront of public debate, while the strategic situation has developed dramatically: Following the terrorist attack by Hamas, there is once again war in the Middle East, in the wake of which supply chains have once again been disrupted, Trump's re-election casts its shadow ahead and people would prefer to continue to ignore climate change.
How sustainable is the "Zeitenwende", what has it changed?