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Yulia Mendel spoke at an AfD event in the Bundestag and called for Ukraine to have neutral status. "The Greens" called it Russian propaganda.
Russian propaganda used the altercation in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka to spread fake claims about “torture chambers” in Ukraine. Propagandists disseminated 1,370 publications on the subject.
A ZDF poll showed that 63% of Germans support maintaining or increasing aid to Ukraine. 46% expect russia to attack NATO countries.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz opposed changing the policy of isolating the AfD. He stated that the party's supporters have no place in his Union.
The AfD and BSW parties jointly adopted a resolution against military aid to Ukraine in Saxony-Anhalt. The document has no practical consequences.
Members of the AfD and BSW in Saxony-Anhalt called for an end to aid for Ukraine and the lifting of sanctions against Russia. Berlin rejected the demands.
BMW canceled the lease of an official car for Tobias Rausch after he was elected speaker of the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament. The company did not give a reason.
Russia may try to destabilize NATO through acts of sabotage, drones, and limited operations. The expert believes that the allies have enough strength to fight back.
The 35-year-old Tobias Rausch of the AfD was elected speaker of the Saxony-Anhalt parliament. He was supported by 48 of the 83 lawmakers.
Support for the AfD rose to 30%, while support for the CDU/CSU fell to 18%. 79% of Germans are dissatisfied with the work of the chancellor and the government.
The German Chancellor provided no evidence, but accused Russia of supporting the AfD in an attempt to destabilize Germany. He promised to support Ukraine.
Friedrich Merz said that Germany was preparing for new hybrid attacks by Russia. He promised to support Ukraine ahead of a harsh winter.
Jürgen Klopp called the racist discussions about the composition of the Germany national team utter nonsense. The wave of comments intensified after the defeat to Greece.
40% of Germans called the AfD more dangerous for democracy, while 31% said the same of Die Linke. A political scientist considers both parties a threat to the country.
AfD co-chair Tino Chrupalla called on Friedrich Merz to hold talks in Moscow. The party also seeks to restore contacts with Russia.
AfD won in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with more than 38% of the vote, while the CDU failed to clear the threshold. Merz acknowledged the defeat but will remain in power.
In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the AfD is leading with 37%, while in Berlin, The Left is ahead with 24. 5%, exit polls show.
The AfD and Putin’s adviser Kirill Dmitriev are preparing a meeting on restoring gas supplies to Germany. Its holding depends on peace in Ukraine.
48% of respondents expect Chancellor Friedrich Merz to resign by the end of the year. His CDU risks suffering further defeats in regional elections.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that he would not give up support for Ukraine. He considers this necessary for Europe’s freedom.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will not attend the UN General Assembly session in New York. He will remain in Berlin ahead of important elections.
The CDU received 27. 2% of the vote and remained the strongest force in Lower Saxony. The AfD came in third with a record 15.9% for the party.
Alice Weidel said that the AfD would end financial and military support for Ukraine. The party also wants to cancel payments to some Ukrainians in Germany.
Support for Friedrich Merz is declining among Germans and fellow party members. Markus Söder is gaining popularity in the CDU, while Boris Pistorius is leading in the SPD.
Charlotte Knobloch received threats after the AfD's victory in Saxony-Anhalt. The Munich прокуратура is investigating antisemitism, threats, and property damage.
Interior ministers are discussing restricting the future AfD government in Saxony-Anhalt's access to intelligence data. No decision has been made yet.
The talks between Merz and Trump scheduled for September 8 were postponed without a new date. Berlin does not rule out a connection with Trump's support for the AfD.
AfD received 44% in the elections in Saxony-Anhalt and nearly doubled its support. Trump called the party's result excellent.
Donald Tusk said that only idiots or traitors could rejoice at the AfD's triumph in Germany. In this context, he mentioned the Confederation and Law and Justice parties.
The AfD won 44. 5% of the vote in the elections in Saxony-Anhalt, compared with 20.8% in 2021. Merz's CDU received 18.5%.