AfD ridică miza după victoria din Saxonia-Anhalt. Weidel vrea 40% la alegerile federale și îi atacă pe conservatorii cancelarului Merz: „Nu vor mai putea câștiga niciodată”

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) aims for 40% in the next federal elections, leveraging its recent success in Saxony-Anhalt. Co-leader Alice Weidel expressed confidence in becoming the strongest party and forming a government. She criticized the current government and highlighted the party's rising popularity in national polls. AfD achieved a historic 43.8% in Saxony-Anhalt, surpassing CDU, which faced its worst result ever. Despite this victory, AfD lacks an absolute majority and faces challenges in forming a government due to traditional parties' refusal to collaborate with them.