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Thousands protest against far-right AfD party

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party hit an all-time-high approval rating of 22% in the country, according to the latest election polls run by...

The UK has its own problems, but across Europe the likes of AfD are on the rise - whereas even our third party the LibDems, a dumping ground for protest votes, is moderate, writes Stephen Pollard.

System. today, it is the countrys third largest party. in may it doubled its vote share in regional and local elections and now governs in many places. in this weekends elections, it is likely to continue to make gains. in germany itself, the alternative for germany, afd, one seen as taboo, has won back-to-back local locations in the countrys east. nationwide, it is now polling in second place, roughly tied with the social democrats. >> in italy, georgia maloney has been serving as prime ministe...

The Alternative for Germany party has surged to its highest level of support as populist policies continue to gain traction in the country.

The AfD, which is currently polling in second ahead of the next EU elections, has made a big anti-EU move which will worry Brussels.

Populist parties are making gains across Europe as the issue of migration has soared to one of the top concerns of EU citizens.

The Kyegegwa District security committee has suspended all night gatherings for about one month

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