What do you think the rise of the far-right AfD party means for Germany's future and its politics?
Could Europeans awaken next Monday to another shock bellwether moment? German voters could for the first time since World War II give an outright majority to a far-right party in regional elections. We ask about the AfD's push in Saxony-Anhalt and a charismatic lead candidate whose campaign strives to put charm above the vitriol usually associated with a party with pro-Nazi roots
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Politico EU (Belgium) | Sep 4, 2026
Politico EU (Belgium) | Sep 4, 2026
Semafor (United States) | Sep 4, 2026
France24 (France) | Sep 4, 2026
Deutsche Welle (Germany) | Sep 4, 2026
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BBC World Service (United Kingdom) | Sep 4, 2026
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