Clashes in Germany as Hard-Right AfD Set for Landslide Election
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10 Articles
Not only a "patriotic confession": what sports expect when the AfD takes power after the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt. And what clubs and associations do to defend it.
For the first time since the end of the war, a far-right party in Saxony-Anhalt could take over power. What this means for the country, for the chancellor – and for democracy.
From Putin to the Bundeswehr to compulsory military service: Is an AfD election victory in Saxony-Anhalt threatening Germany's security situation?
The Simsons are touring until the windows of houses shake. The gray smoke from hundreds of exhaust pipes mixes with the smell of bratwurst, children lick ice cream and the rulers of two-wheelers set off on a ninety-minute walk through the Harz mountains to the enthusiastic cheers of the crowd. In Quedlinburg, a town of twenty-three thousand people south of...
The far-right party given up as the winner in the German Land elections. The city mobilizes: "The local vote has a national scope" explains sociologist Kiess. Merz's responsibilities
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