AfD ia în calcul să nu mai ceară ieșirea Germaniei din UE

Members of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party are advocating for a shift in their long-standing opposition to Germany's EU and eurozone membership. This proposal, outlined in a strategic document, suggests a fundamental reform of the EU and the euro rather than an immediate withdrawal. If these reforms fail, the party may call for a referendum on Germany's EU membership. The document envisions a 'union of sovereign nations' with reduced Brussels influence and opt-out clauses for member states. The AfD aims to enter federal government by 2029, despite being labeled as 'far-right extremists' by traditional parties and internal intelligence. Recent electoral successes have been driven by anti-migration campaigns.