
AfD Can Be the Big Winner in Saxony-Anhalt Even Without Governing
Polls put the party at 42%, twenty points ahead of the CDU.

Polls put the party at 42%, twenty points ahead of the CDU.

A growing CDU rebellion in Saxony-Anhalt could complicate efforts for the centre-right party to form a government if the AfD fails to win an outright majority in Sunday’s election.

Since Meloni came to power, German organisations have been behind the arrival of 22,513 of the 42,338 migrants brought to Italy by NGOs.

Dissatisfaction with Chancellor Friedrich Merz hits 85%, with faith in the political establishment—and party politics—crashing to new lows.

A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s security has been badly shaken after the Islamist attack at Berlin’s Pride celebrations.

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

The Berlin centre-right coalition believes AfD electoral victories would create German ‘traitor states’ obstructing NATO—and is plotting and preparing accordingly.

The DPolG union wants stricter rules on citizenship, deportation, and asylum after the Islamist attack committed by a German-Lebanese man.

If the pace holds, Germany would once again exceed 100,000 family reunification arrivals over the course of 2026.

The chancellor avoids discussing broken promises, unpopular reforms and years of decisions made against the wishes of a growing share of the electorate.