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Bundesbank President Nagel says he is concerned about far-right rise

Nagel said the AfD’s surge in Saxony-Anhalt shows how far-right parties are gaining ground on anti-migration and pro-Moscow platforms.

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BERLIN, Sept 10 (Reuters) – German Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said on Thursday ​he is concerned ‌about the rise of far-right parties in Europe. “What does this make with our country, ‌with ​our society, ⁠the values we ⁠are sharing? Some of these concepts are self-defeating in an economic sense,” ​Nagel said, speaking at the European Central ⁠Bank presser in ⁠Berlin. The far-right party ​AfD surged into first place ​in state elections in …
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It's a political earthquake in Germany. On Sunday, the far-right AfD party won a historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt.

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"I am concerned," replied Joachim Nagel, at a press conference in Berlin, after the meeting of the Council of the European Central Bank (ECB), when questioned about the outcome of the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt (east of Germany), where the extreme right won an overwhelming victory.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Saxony-Anhalt has been led for a full twenty years by coalition governments (without the AfD, of course) led by the strong Christian Democrats (CDU).

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The president of the German central bank, Joachim Nagel, is concerned about the rise of the radical right in his country. A few days after the election victory of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, he warned that anti-immigration rhetoric could also cause economic headwinds.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Bundesbank President Nagel says he is concerned about far-right rise

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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