Germany, Afd Could Win in Saxony-Anhalt: Is It Time for the Radical Right?
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Answering people's search for meaning and thus offering a counterpoint to the AfD is, according to the pastor Justus Geilhufe from Saxony, the task of the churches. "The strength of the AfD is only the weakness of the others," he says.
In Germany, provincial elections are approaching, in which the extremist AfD has a good chance of success in Saxony-Anhalt. Even if it does not form a government, turbulent times await the country.
Next Sunday, the right-wing radical AfD in the eastern German federal state of Saxony-Anhalt could win with an absolute majority.The decisive factor here is its cultural struggleRead the complete article on FALTER.at
Elections in a small German state could change everything in Europe. The party many consider neo-Nazi is at 40 percent. And while some are calling for it to be banned, in Germany and Europe, there are those raising the issue of cooperation.
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