
“Panicking” CSU Raises Possibility of AfD Ban in Thuringia
The German centre-right party accuses the AfD of spreading “hatred” as left-wing extremists assault right-wing journalists and threaten politicians.

The German centre-right party accuses the AfD of spreading “hatred” as left-wing extremists assault right-wing journalists and threaten politicians.

Mainstream political groups are protecting one of their own from prosecution while taking a far tougher line against conservative and right-wing lawmakers.

New survey finds 80% dissatisfaction with Chancellor Merz’s performance.

The CSU mayor is accused of tampering with postal ballots, either altering the contents or substituting envelopes, according to Schweinfurt prosecutors.

A Bavarian court intervened overturning a lower-level ruling against the AfD state chairman, prompting large far-left demonstrations in Lindenberg.

Cracks are widening in Merz’s coalition as Social Democrats push for more immigration while the CSU calls for increased deportations.

The party argues the Syrian war has ended and says protection status should be withdrawn as early as next year.

Reform proposals are a key element of the coalition agreement between the CDU and the Social Democrats, now under strain.

CSU’s Markus Söder urges Kyiv to take more responsibility for its own national defense.

Rejecting a dialogue with the AfD seems more important for Germany’s centre-right than protecting children.