AfD leader Alice Weidel confirms party would leave the EU if it wins upcoming German election
AfD leader Alice Weidel has confirmed the party would leave the European Union if it wins the upcoming German election. Multiple sources report the far-right party is gaining popularity and could win power in a German state for the first time since World War II.
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@RippleXrpie
🚨🇩🇪 GERMANY's RIGHT-WING PARTY “AfD” IS GAINING POPULARITY ACROSS THE NATION! AfD’s Alice Weidel has CONFIRMED that they will leave the European Union once they win the UPCOMING election. https://t.co/ES8iJK3mJ2
@TheEconomist
“The more the AfD was marginalised by other parties, the more it radicalised itself,” argues Andreas Rödder, a German historian, in a guest essay https://t.co/qOEMcaqf20
@Reuters
🇩🇪 A far-right party is hoping to win power in a German state for the first time since WW2. What are the economic forces behind the rise of the AfD? Tune in to this week's Reuters Econ World podcast to find out https://t.co/RUyqG5Ieea https://t.co/pQenfIxNZM