Alternative For Germany

Germany faces a major political crisis as the far-right AfD leads national polls with 27-28 percent, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz's approval rating plunges to a record-low 10 percent.

The German federal government is reportedly preparing to withhold sensitive intelligence from regional leaders if the far-right AfD party forms local governments, driven by deep concerns over its pro-Russian stance and potential security leaks.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU suffered heavy defeats in German state elections as the far-right AfD scored significant gains, sparking national political anxiety.

Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's AfD party, embodies modern political paradoxes, balancing nationalist policies and a traditional family platform with her own openly gay lifestyle.

US President Donald Trump praised the far-right AfD party's historic victory in Germany after it secured 44% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, dealing a major blow to Chancellor Friedrich Merz.