In Germany, the Parliament is being dissolved for a new election after Chancellor lost the vote of confidence. Last week, French PM resigned because of a similar vote. Many UK Prime Ministers were also ousted prematurely. My question: is such political instability an inherent and desirable part of democracy in Europe? If a government keeps getting changed (or even dissolved) early like that, how could it effectively and decisively lead its country? What is the secret? Or maybe governments aren't that important in the first place, so their collapses aren't that a big deal?