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The Man Who Wants the AfD To Win—German Ex-Boxer Wolfgang Blume

Sabine Beppler-Spahl June 15, 2026

East Germans are flocking to the AfD because they’ve lived through socialism once, Wolfgang Blume says—and they can see it returning in the increasingly socialist policies of the establishment parties.

Merz’s Own Party Is Already Talking About Replacing Him

Michael Curzon May 27, 2026

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

AfD Hits Record 42% in Saxony-Anhalt, Opens 18-Point Lead Over CDU

TEC News May 13, 2026

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.

Churches Fight Europe’s Rising Right—And Risk Emptying Their Pews

Michael Curzon May 12, 2026

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

AfD Hits Record 41% in German State Poll

Zolta Győri May 7, 2026

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

From Law Changes to Alarmism: German Establishment Runs Scared of AfD

Zolta Győri May 6, 2026

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.

Culture Wars: When National Culture Is Viewed as a Threat

Sabine Beppler-Spahl May 6, 2026

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

German Schools Block Students From AfD Work Placements

TEC News April 23, 2026

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

AfD Poised To Become Strongest Force in Saxony-Anhalt

TEC News March 27, 2026

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

An AfD election poster for the upcoming state election in Baden-Württemberg reading "Your car would vote for us" is seen on the roadside on March 2, 2026 in Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany.

German Establishment Shows Its Distaste for Democracy Ahead of Likely AfD Victory

Michael Curzon March 4, 2026

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

Tag: Saxony-Anhalt

The Man Who Wants the AfD To Win—German Ex-Boxer Wolfgang Blume

Merz’s Own Party Is Already Talking About Replacing Him

AfD Hits Record 42% in Saxony-Anhalt, Opens 18-Point Lead Over CDU

Churches Fight Europe’s Rising Right—And Risk Emptying Their Pews

AfD Hits Record 41% in German State Poll

From Law Changes to Alarmism: German Establishment Runs Scared of AfD

Culture Wars: When National Culture Is Viewed as a Threat

German Schools Block Students From AfD Work Placements

AfD Poised To Become Strongest Force in Saxony-Anhalt

German Establishment Shows Its Distaste for Democracy Ahead of Likely AfD Victory

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