A man who hugged German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is now facing legal consequences—because apparently, unsolicited affection in politics is a fine-able offense. What started as a warm gesture ended in cold paperwork, reminding everyone that in Germany, hugs need both consent *and* clearance.

But here’s the twist: the “hugging scandal” wasn’t just about boundaries—it exposed glaring gaps in airport security after the man, high on cocaine, wandered into Scholz’s official convoy at Frankfurt Airport, igniting viral debate on German politician protection.