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Germany grapples with how to deal with far-right AfD

  • Germany is currently facing debates on how to handle the far-right AfD party amid political tensions and social divisions in 2025.
  • Calls to ban the AfD arise from concerns it threatens democracy, while opponents stress its large 10 million voter base and social impact.
  • Experts highlight that polarization in Germany is less extreme than in the US or Brazil and note divisions mainly on migration, climate, and unemployment.
  • Johannes Kiess explained that if it is determined the AfD does not pose a threat to the fundamental democratic framework, parliamentary engagement with the party will have to persist.
  • The AfD’s legal challenges led to suspending extremist labels pending court rulings, while debates continue around government stability and media coverage.
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Valigia Blu broke the news in on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
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