By Thomas Escritt and Sarah Marsh BERLIN (Reuters) -Last weekend, Germany's far-right lawmakers vowed to dress smartly, ...

Critics of the German far-right party say that the AfD is still far from having any real influence, as none of the other ...

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is now Germany’s largest opposition group and even topped several opinion polls – ...

Germany’s Bundestag debated the national budget on Wednesday and the far-right AfD party leapt at the chance to blame ...

For eight years, the co-leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has used the Bundestag as a launch pad for ...

People belonging to extremist organisations, including the far-right AfD party, will be blocked from taking up government ...

Germany’s AfD party has gone too far, ... The AfD have since banned the 47-year-old Krah, their leading candidate in next month’s European elections, from making public appearances.

The humiliation of Merz and his shaky CDU-SPD government must have provided grim satisfaction to the AfD’s voters and leaders. Just four days earlier, on May 2, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency ...

All that appears to have changed. The AfD is now Germany’s largest opposition party, making it a major political contender that cannot be ignored.

Alternative for Germany (AfD) MP Gerold Otten speaks to the media as co-leader of the far-right party Alice Weidel stands next to him on March 24, 2025, at the Bundestag (lower house of parliament ...

All that appears to have changed. The AfD is now Germany’s largest opposition party, making it a major political contender that cannot be ignored.

Item 1 of 3 An attendee wears a T-shirt supporting Alternative for Germany party (AfD) co-leader Alice Weidel at an AfD election campaign event in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, February 1, 2025.