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Members of a German right-wing conservative splinter group have decided to establish a new political party. The Werteunion, or Values Union, aims to take part in upcoming regional polls in three eastern German states.

More than 10,000 people demonstrated against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the city of Essen in the west of the country and in Leipzig in the east on Monday evening. Many carried banners with slogans such as: "Don’t let Nazis march or take part in government" or "Colourful instead of crappy brown." Among the participants were groups like “Grandmas Against the Right” and the youth wing of the DGB trade union. The AfD has seen its pop...

More than 15,000 people demonstrated against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the city of Essen in the west of the country and in Leipzig and Rostock in the east on Monday evening. In Essen, many carried banners with slogans such as: "Don’t let Nazis march or take part in government" or "Colourful instead of crappy brown." Among the participants were groups like "Grandmas Against the Right" and the youth wing of the DGB trade union. The Af...

In late November 2023, an unsavory group of people – members of the Germany’s far right AfD and Neo-Nazis – entered the brightly lit dining room of a local

The leader of Germanys conservatives vowed to ban a hard-right group from his party and take on the Alternative for Germany, including on immigration, amid criticism he has moved too close to the... -January 13, 2024 at 09:53 am EST - MarketScreener

The surging far-right AfD party is upending the country’s politics.

A fire at a refugee shelter in the town of Gross Strömkendorf near Wismar, Germany caused the near complete destruction of the former hotel. It is assumed the attack was arson based on radical right-wing motives.

The Social Democrat Frank-Walter Steinmeier has been reelected as German president delivering a widely-praised speech in the Bundestag. In an increasingly polarized Germany, his job could become more difficult.

The Social Democrat Frank-Walter Steinmeier is set to be reelected as German president. In an increasingly polarized Germany, his job could become more difficult.

Hans-Georg Maaßen’s candidacy poses a big question for chancellor’s party: How far to the right is too far?