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The Neighbors of the Federal Republic of Germany Consider the Victory of the Adh in the Elections a Disturbing Sign.

Summary by Deutsche Welle
The French and Polish authorities expressed concern over the success of the ultra-right "Alternatives for Germany" in the land elections in eastern Germany, and the right populists in Austria and the Czech Republic congratulated the AdG on the victory.

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The world is already reacting to the historic victory of the German far-right party in Saxony-Anhalt. While the European far-right parties congratulate the outcome, the rest consider it a "very worrying sign" for Europe.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Lean Left

For the first time in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany, the radical right grabs power, and at the moment of its greatest success, it drops the mask.

·Germany
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The French and Polish authorities expressed concern over the success of the ultra-right "Alternatives for Germany" in the land elections in eastern Germany, and the right populists in Austria and the Czech Republic congratulated the AdG on the victory.

·Bonn, Germany
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The elections in one of the poorest states in the Federal Republic of Germany have opened Pandora's box and have unleashed fears, ghosts and anxieties from Germany, Europe and the winds that blow in the world.

The election victory of Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in Saxony-Anhalt is provoking many reactions in Germany and far beyond. The established parties have failed, politicians at home and abroad unanimously say. But regarding the question of how to deal with the AfD now, there is – even in the Netherlands – anything but consensus. The anti-immigration party AfD secured nearly half of the votes in the eastern German state. National and intern…

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Deutsche Welle broke the news in Bonn, Germany on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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