More and more young Germans support the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. It capitalizes on their pessimistic outlook and disappointment with other parties, experts say.
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Not just AfD: What’s the BSW, Germany’s rising populist left party?A little more than nine months after its birth, the BSW, a new populist party, is rapidly emerging as a major political force ...
More and more young people in Germany are voting for the far-right AfD. Experts have said that this comes from a mixture of ...
Anger over the federal government’s policies of war and social cutbacks is manifesting itself in massive losses for the ...
The AfD and BSW represent starkly opposed ideologies but curiously align on key issues including their opposition to ...
Athens is worried that Germany's reintroduction of border checks could have a knock-on effect across Europe and see migrants ...
The three parties in Germany's ruling coalition are facing increasing pressure to assert themselves following a series of ...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created a particular niche that the left-wing politician is filling with apparent ease.
The co-leaders of Germany's Greens party, which is part of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's ruling coalition, said on Wednesday they ...
No, in Germany the chancellor cannot call a snap election but can effectively trigger one by calling a vote of confidence. If ...
BERLIN—Governments across Europe are raising new barriers to immigrants, aiming to curb near-record inflows of people from ...
Germany's Greens party leaders stepped down Wednesday after a string of dismal vote results, dampening the mood in Chancellor ...
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