
AfD Hits Record 42% in Saxony-Anhalt, Opens 18-Point Lead Over CDU
With just four months until the state election, the right-wing party is on track for a potential outright majority while Germany’s mainstream parties face collapse in the east.

With just four months until the state election, the right-wing party is on track for a potential outright majority while Germany’s mainstream parties face collapse in the east.

As Europe’s populist Right grows, churches are stepping deeper into anti-conservative politics.

The party’s lead over the CDU widens to 15 points, putting an outright majority within reach ahead of September’s vote.

Mainstream politicians are engaging in blatant scaremongering with fabricated consequences, while openly admitting they will block the peaceful transfer of power if the AfD wins state elections.

Saxony-Anhalt’s AfD seeks healthy national pride through patriotic cultural policy. The establishment calls it fascism.

The CDU-led education ministry has endorsed a controversial decision to exclude one party’s parliamentary group from a nationwide careers initiative.

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.