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Court ruling bans classification of AfD as “confirmed far-right” in Germany

According to the Court's judgment, the outcome of the main proceedings will have to await the outcome of the main proceedings, as the party's application for interim measures has been granted

Concern is growing in Germany about the 16 candidates who died before the elections

The frequency of deaths, especially those involving AfD candidates, caused an explosion of theories on social networks

AfD in first place in new poll – Growing dissatisfaction with the German government and Merz

The abstention and undecided voter rate is recorded at 25%, significantly higher than the abstention rate in the last federal election

Viktor Orban is a beacon of freedom, says AfD’s Alice Weidel

The winds of change are blowing, said Weidel at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Budapest

The Battle of Crete and the AfD who boast instead of hiding

See the post by an AfD MP who proudly speaks of his father’s participation in the Battle of Crete

Stricter immigration policy, stronger defense, and counterproposals to Trump’s tariffs promised by Merz

The CDU and SPD have a "common duty" to prevent further success of the AfD, says Merz – "Germany is not involved in the war and does not intend to get involved, but it is not remaining passive," he said about Ukraine

Poll: AfD tops the polls in Germany just before the formation of the new federal government

The future government partners (CDU/CSU, SPD) continue to lose the support of the citizens, while, on the contrary, the far right is gaining strength and is even taking the lead.

For the first time CDU and Alternative for Germany tied in a poll

The center-right party that won the elections is losing voters even before it can govern

Germany: Bargaining begins for new coalition and relaunch – Winner Merz seeks teammates

The CDU gained 28.6%, the AfD 20.8% and the SPD 16.4% - The BSW of Wangenknecht does not enter the Bundestag - The way is open for the CDU and SPD to form a government

German Elections: Wagenknecht’s party on the 5% threshold – If it enters parliament, three parties will be needed for a Government – CDU 28.6%, AfD 20.5%, SPD 16.5%, liberals left out

Congratulations from Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Friedrich Merz

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