The far-right Alternative for Germany are now the second biggest force in the new German parliament, the Bundestag. Meet the much bigger and much bolder far-right AfD group in the German parliament.
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How Germany’s AfD Harnessed Social MediaBERLIN—For Germans browsing social media in recent months, one political party was tough to avoid. The far-right Alternative for Germany, or AfD, which wants to pull Germany out of the European ...
BERLIN — The extremist youth group affiliated with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) dissolved itself on Monday to avert a possible ban that might have damaged the party as it tries to ...
Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has reached a record high in public support, rising to 23.5% in a new poll released Tuesday and significantly closing the gap with the ...
MUNICH — She has two children with a Sri Lankan-born woman, speaks Chinese and previously worked at global financial institutions — an unconventional profile for the leader of a male-dominated ...
Latest polls suggest the Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) is expected to perform well in the upcoming German federal elections. The controversial anti-immigration far-right party is a cause for ...
Last summer, the far-right AfD found themselves isolated in Brussels. Now they’re looking to expand their ESN group. BRUSSELS - Months after a tumultuous EU parliamentary election campaign, the ...
Germany's elections saw the far-right AfD secure over 20% of the vote, marking its highest-ever share. The CDU/CSU led by Friedrich Merz won with over 28%, while the SPD recorded its worst result.
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