Germany Elections: Populist-Right AfD Win State for First Time, But Rainbow Coalition Likely to Block Road to Power
A “software error” in one state was blamed for changing the initial official results, taking two seats away from the right.
A “software error” in one state was blamed for changing the initial official results, taking two seats away from the right.
Populist anti-mass migration parties made significant gains in state elections in Germany, with the right-wing AfD projected to have won in Thuringia.
An official for the German government has labelled people who flee “multicultural life” in German cities as being extremists.
Germany’s green push to move from carbon fuels and nuclear energy to renewables has “failed”, a state Prime Minister has declared.
A number of federal states in Germany have said that the symbolic use of the letter ‘Z’ can now be considered a criminal offence.
Germany will put those who ignore quarantine rules into detention centres, including at least one repurposed refugee camp in the state of Saxony.
Asylum seekers and migrants in Germany and Italy are not respecting measures to help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus, with some becoming violent when confronted.
The German city of Leipzig has offered members of the public 100,000 euros to positively identify violent far-left Antifa extremists following a wave of attacks in the city.
Nearly twenty Berlin police were said to have been brutally attacked by far-left Antifa extremists during a demonstration in one of the city’s strongholds for leftist extremism.
The populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) is projected to make enormous electoral gains in both Brandenburg and Saxony, with projections showing the party in second place in both states.
The Saxony Constitutional Court has ruled that the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) will only be allowed to field 30 candidates in next month’s regional election.
The Saxony election committee has refused to allow two-thirds of the candidates of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) to run in this year’s regional election, citing technical discrepancies.
Damaging the “the reputation of the symbols of the European Union” could result in a fine or a custodial term of up to three years under new laws proposed in Saxony, Germany.