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After Alternative for Germany’s state-election win, the party is close to actually governing—and it sees Saxony-Anhalt as a showcase for its ideas on immigration, education, culture and demographics.

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The Wall Street Journal right
After Alternative for Germany’s state-election win, the party is close to actually governing—and it sees Saxony-Anhalt as a showcase for its ideas on immigration, education, culture and demographics.
The Economist center
The populist-right party performed better than polls had predicted. The outcome will resonate far beyond Saxony-Anhalt
The Guardian left
Friedrich Merz says Alternative für Deutschland is ‘dividing our society’ after party won nearly 44% of vote in Saxony-Anhalt state election Europe live – latest updates Germany’s chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has accused the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) of seeking “ethnic cleansing” with its “remigration” drive, after the nativist party’s seismic weekend victory in a state election. In their first public confrontation since Sunday’s shock outcome in Saxony-Anhalt, Merz said at a ra