Right-Wing Neighbours: How the AfD Victory and FPÖ Successes Are Similar
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The historical success of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt is also responsible for discussions in Austria. In krone.tv-Talk, Lower Austria's FPÖ leader Udo Landbauer criticizes the "brandwall" of the German parties and warns: "If formerly state-supporting parties are no longer willing to accept such clear election results, then I am seriously concerned about democracy. "In addition, Landbauer speaks about immigration and integration – and makes it clear…
In Austria, the Tripartite Coalition is criticised for not reforming too little – and thus strengthening the FPÖ. The AfD-Triumph in Saxony-Anhalt shows why the thesis is wrong
Saxony-Anhalt and Styria are more alike than the local dialect can imagine. The success of the AfD, which is classified as extreme right-wing, strikes waves far beyond the borders of Germany. And shows similarities with developments in Austria, as Gernot Bauer and Robert Treichler analyze.
The election victory of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt also causes a stir outside Germany. The reactions range from approval to clear concern.
Special greetings come from the Austrian "Sister Party" FPÖ, a new British radical party congratulates the "friends" and Elon Musk is pleased in the USA. The reactions to the election victory of the AfD in an overview.
The two parties continue to approach strategically. Herbert Kickl knows that he also benefits from AfD successes.
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