Declining support for the ruling parties and the historically low approval ratings of Chancellor Friedrich Merz helped further the AfD's growth. With fears of economic, security and climate problems, Germans worry that the current standard of living will not be able to be preserved
The AfD more than doubled its results in two other German states. The party is getting stronger, but the question remains when it wants to be in power
What will happen to the German government and its chancellor after the convincing victory of the right in Saxony-Anhalt
Alternative for Germany crushed the competition in the elections in Saxony-Anhalt, but is three terms short of forming a government. What are the election messages and what next?
The AfD convincingly won today's elections in Saxony-Anhalt with 44,5 percent of the votes.
What are the plans of the far-right party AfD if it comes to power in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt
According to polls, Germany's radical right is one step away from getting its first provincial prime minister on Sunday
Although a huge percentage of workers in Germany voted for the far-right AfD, it is clear that the AfD's economic and social-political views are anything but pro-worker.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) with 27 to 29 percent support is leading the polls convincingly. That right-wing party was rated as "proven extremist" by the German intelligence service in five federal states. Co-president Alice Weidel is leading her to victory in the elections
According to polls, the right-wing Alternative for Germany is the strongest party in the country. It is as if he is destined to go to power because Germany's economic and other problems are deeper than thought. In that atmosphere, the sanitary cordon that the other parties are making around the right does not help either
An increasing number of working men and women, almost half of the working population, that is, the employed population who do physical work, are now voting for the Alternative for Germany party. Despite the fact that the program of this party does not really benefit them
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Already in 2025, Germany has been marked by the question: how strong will the partially extreme right "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) become
German citizen Jian G, who spent years spying for the Chinese secret service, was sentenced in Dresden to four years and nine months in prison.
The alternative to Germany has arrived in style in the west of the country as well - where masses of Bulgarians and Romanians occupy whole neighborhoods and live on social assistance
There are tens of thousands of candidates for local elections in Germany's largest state - 14 of them died before voting. Six of them are from the right-wing Alternative for Germany, so now conspiracy theories are rampant
No parliamentary party in Germany wants any cooperation with the right-wing Alternative for Germany. In some other countries of the European Union, right-wing parties are not so isolated at all
One sensitive decision, a Shakespearean problem or a road to a political impasse? The classification of the AfD as a confirmed right-wing extremist party causes mixed reactions from the European media
The German Office for the Protection of the Constitutional Order has officially designated Alternative for Germany as an extreme right-wing organization. This restarts the story of AfD's ban
Just a few weeks away from the Bundestag elections, the popularity of the most likely chancellor, Friedrich Merz and the Christian Democrats, is in free fall. On the other hand, the right-wing AfD reached record popularity. What has changed in the meantime
The conversation between Elon Musk and the leader of the AfD, Alice Weidel, on the X platform further inflames the controversy about Musk's political engagement in Europe.
Elon Musk first called in a German newspaper to vote for the AfD in the upcoming elections in Germany, and now he has taken the highest representative of the German state to task.
Elon Musk caused an avalanche of reactions in Germany by calling on citizens to vote for the far-right AfD. The support for the AfD and the call for changes caused harsh condemnations, as well as the resignation of the editor who approved the publication of his text.
Among the eight arrested members of the far-right terrorist group "Saxon separatists" was an AfD politician. According to the prosecution, members of this group conducted guerrilla training in combat equipment and planned attacks under the idea of ethnic cleansing.
Alice Weidel called refugees and asylum seekers "men with knives on alimony" and described Muslim children as "wrapped up girls". At the same time, her life partner is a woman who comes from Sri Lanka and they have two adopted children, which is quite far from the ideal image as propagated by the far-right Alternative for Germany
The excellent results of the radical right-wing Alternative for Germany and the far-left Sara Wagenknecht Alliance may be a reflection of the protests of dissatisfied voters. But it is also possible that they deal with topics that are under the radar of established political parties, which indicates fundamental changes in society.
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