
Alice Weidel: Will the Unorthodox Right-Winger Redefine German Politics?
Her undeniable influence is proof of how German politics is changing, willing to discuss and confront issues that earlier were classified as taboo.
Her undeniable influence is proof of how German politics is changing, willing to discuss and confront issues that earlier were classified as taboo.
Merz will likely be handed the last chance to lead Germany back to the path of common sense—one he could easily squander due to his dependence on the Left.
Nearly 60 million Germans will go to the polls this Sunday in elections that will shape not just the country’s but the continent’s future.
Whoever the projected winner Friedrich Merz forms a coalition with, Germans will lose.
A bogus yet hectic ‘competitiveness’ debate in the EP aimed to further the exclusion of conservatives and ensure that the EPP’s loyalty remains with the Left and not with its voters.
As CDU and AfD gain ground after backing a motion to turn back migrants at the border, left-wing intimidation is escalating.
Almost two-thirds of Germans reject the former chancellor’s policies, and want migrants turned back at the border.
The Left proclaims itself a defender of democracy but only tolerates views that suit its agenda.
Desperate calls to ban the AfD show how scared mainstream parties are of populists—and by extension their voters.
The Left focused on the right-wing AfD instead of the need to tackle immigration in light of brutal migrant crimes.