Will Germany's far-right AfD party tone down its provocations to avoid extremist label?

Will Germany's far-right AfD party tone down its provocations to avoid extremist label?

Analysis | The Far-right AfD Party Has Its Sights Set on the Next Election, but All Roads to the Government Go Through Chancellor Fredrich Merz's CDU/CSU Alliance. Inside the AfD, Members Can't Agree on How Much It Should Change Its Ways in Order to Stay in the Game

Eduard met Karlchen and they talked about the AfD. At a larger meeting of acquaintances some admitted that they voted for the AfD in the Bundestag election of 2025. Karlchen directly asked several of the AfD voters what they would do if they were banned. Who would they then vote for at the next elections, again their old parent party or a whole new party. One of the AfD voters replied: With over 10,000,000 AfD voters we can vote with a good orga…