
AfD Poised To Become Strongest Force in Saxony-Anhalt
The rise of the AfD to 38% in Saxony-Anhalt highlights a growing divide in German politics.

The rise of the AfD to 38% in Saxony-Anhalt highlights a growing divide in German politics.

One state parliament is stripping itself of powers so that the opposition cannot use them when it takes control.

After Berlin was left in the dark by a left-wing attack on the power grid, now another deliberate attack has disrupted electricity to 900 German households.

The decision keeps emergency powers in place for 2026, unlocking hundreds of millions of euros from a pandemic fund.

Officials are so convinced of their righteousness that they don’t mind discussing these options in public.

Millions of AfD supporters are snubbed as the party continues to be excluded from leadership positions in the Bundestag.

The survey shows the right-wing party pulling far ahead of the CDU, leaving no stable coalition possible without it.

According to polls, AfD is far ahead of the ruling CDU and the SPD in the two German federal states.