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Germany's AfD: why has far-right party been classified as 'extremist'?
Germany's spy agency on Friday classified the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) as "extremist", enabling it to step up monitoring of the country's biggest opposition party, which decried the move as a "blow against democracy".
Germany's domestic intelligence service has classified the popular Alternative for Germany party as "extremist," allowing for ...
The reclassification — AfD was previously designated a “suspected” extremist group — is likely to reignite debate over a ...
January 15 - The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) places the AfD under examination, and labels The ...
Germany's domestic intelligence agency provided very detailed justification for classifying the far-right Alternative for ...
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The German domestic intelligence service says it has classified the Alternative for Germany party as a “right-wing extremist ...
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Mr Merz’s prosperous upbringing in the Sauerland, a well-to-do, rural Catholic region in Germany’s west, and his early career ...
In comments to the Rochester City Council in 1986, Alice Gabriels asked the body to approve the measure and to help ...
How Germany processes its Nazi history is an increasingly pressing concern. For many, the question is how to move on without ...
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