Germany’s China Shock Will Push Voters Right
Beijing’s industrial policy has cut German auto exports and put about 1 million jobs tied to China at risk, economists say.
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The Rise of Germany’s Far Right Reflects a Systemic Crisis
After the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) scored 44 percent of the vote in the September 6 state election in Saxony-Anhalt, many analysts sought some single, clearly identifiable reason. The interest in the AfD’s success is well justified: what happens in Germany shapes Europe and even world politics, and most mainstream accounts seek tools with which the center can disarm the far right. In this vein, the AfD’s success is said to owe to a slug…
The alternative party for Germany, the extreme right-wing party, created a bloody surprise on 6 September, with the results of the elections to the Saxony-Anhalt State Parliament at 44 per cent in some regions, while the most significant historical breakthrough of the extreme right since the end of the Second World War was considered, and traditional parties, including the ruling coalition, acknowledged defeat amid a state of shock and a sharp d…
The vote of 6 September gives the AfD an unprecedented result and overwhelms the CDU. Behind the advance of the far right, emerge the social crisis and the rejection of the Merz government and the war. BSW and Linke now face decisive choices. The article Saxony-Anhalt, earthquake on the right: the triumph of the AfD and the difficult space of the social alternative comes from AFV.
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