
‘Stopping AfD’: German Left-Wing Celebrities and NGOs Team Up Against Weidel’s Party
The campaign in Saxony-Anhalt comes as the right-wing populist party holds a commanding lead over the governing CDU.

The campaign in Saxony-Anhalt comes as the right-wing populist party holds a commanding lead over the governing CDU.

The CDU once sought to anchor postwar Germany in a Christian vision of human dignity and moral order. Today, its symbols remain while the convictions behind them fade.

Senior CDU figures are reportedly discussing replacing the German chancellor after September’s eastern state elections.

Just days after a Muslim perpetrator drove into the crowd at a Pride parade, Alfonso Pantisano was quick to assert that the CDU is fuelling “queerphobia.”

The Bundestag’s Jens Spahn was hearing calls for him to quit after he used a U.S. surrogate mother abroad, contradicting the stance he took while a health minister.

With Merz’s poll numbers collapsing, figures inside the CDU are reportedly discussing possible successors.

Senior CDU figures are signalling openness to cooperation with Die Linke in eastern Germany, ignoring the right-wing AfD that keeps surging in the polls.

Rather than lifting us out of our current political trench warfare, the dispute over a reference to God in the Saarland constitutional preamble merely illuminates it.

Even mainstream publications admit that the CDU’s top official is “stuck in the mud.”

In a significant escalation of the “fortified democracy” doctrine, Saxony’s CDU-led ministry has authorized investigations into civil servants based on social media activity and tips from workplace colleagues.