The big question following AfD’s successful results is: who will govern Saxony and Thuringia?

AfD and Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht have both expressed their outrage at government inaction.

“Some things will have to be changed in EU law,” the German chancellor claimed.

The Syrian knifeman, who murdered three people and wounded eight more, should have been deported last year.

German establishment politicians participate in demonstration halting Thuringia party leader’s town hall meeting.

Party leader says they will “not be intimidated” and “left-wing extremism must finally be fought with the same severity as right-wing extremism.”

Party membership “leads to the presumption of unreliability under firearms law,” the ruling says.

Left-wing extremists say they want to use violence to stop party congress after Essen CDU mayor and city council efforts failed to do so.

Police repeatedly face life-threatening situations, but the government is unwilling to take action—on crime or migration.

This was the second politically motivated knife attack against right-wing figures in Mannheim in less than a week.

Michael Stürzenberger has long warned about Islamism covertly invading Germany through poorly vetted immigrants.

Despite fear mongering about ‘right-wing extremism,’ populists are the ones becoming targets of political violence.