Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf, abruptly terminated the coalition agreement with the Scottish Green Party due to differences over climate change targets and transgender policies. This move has left Mr. Yousaf leading a minority administration, but it does not spell the end of the Scottish government. The collapse of the coalition means the SNP will have to seek support from other political parties in the Scottish Parliament to pass key legislation. The main tensions leading to the breakup were related to climate policy and transgender issues. The SNP's decision to soften climate change commitments and the pause in prescription of hormone treatments for minors by the National Health Service in Scotland were key points of contention. The funding scandal and leadership struggles within the SNP have further complicated the political landscape. Despite facing criticism, Mr. Yousaf chose to take the initiative and terminate the coalition, signaling a shift in leadership.