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Germany lists far-right AfD party as danger to democracy
(CN) — Alternative for Germany, a far-right anti-immigrant party that now tops opinion polls only two months after it scored historic gains in national elections, was classified as a threat to democracy on Friday by the country's domestic intelligence agency.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition is weighing how to confront the Alternative for Germany party, which has been rising in ...
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Representatives for Germany's center-right Union bloc and the center-left Social Democrats on Monday formally signed a ...
A German spy agency deems the party a threat to the “democratic order,” but voters say otherwise—should they be silenced, too ...
Friedrich Merz, a conservative Christian Democrat, became Germany’s next chancellor after a surprising setback in parliament ...
Friedrich Merz’s bid to become Germany’s 10th chancellor has failed in the first round of voting in parliament by six votes.
Germany's domestic intelligence service has classified the popular Alternative for Germany party as "extremist," allowing for ...
The party of outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholtz ... with 328 of the Bundestag’s 630 seats. The Union and Social Democrats have governed Germany together before: once in the 1960s, and then in ...
Friedrich Merz failed to be elected German chancellor Tuesday, after he fell short of securing a majority in a shock ...
The nominations from the CDU and CSU show that the shift to the right that is taking place in the US under Donald Trump is ...
It took two votes in the Bundestag, but in the end — as expected — conservative Friedrich Merz was elected as Germany's ...
Chancellor-designate Merz officially signs coalition agreement with party leaders in Berlin, pledging major steps to address ...
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