AfD-ul este pe cale să „străpungă” cordonul sanitar al politicii germane. Ce opțiuni iau în calcul partidele clasice

The upcoming regional elections in Germany could mark a significant shift in the political landscape, potentially allowing the far-right AfD party to gain power for the first time. Ulrich Siegmund, a key AfD leader, is favored to win in Saxony-Anhalt, which could lead to his premiership and challenge the established political order. Concerns about national security and the party's ties to Russia have prompted discussions among other political factions on how to manage a government led by AfD. Strategies include limiting access to sensitive information and organizing separate meetings to exclude AfD from critical discussions. The situation raises fears of a similar scenario to Austria's experience with the far-right FPO party, which compromised intelligence sharing with allies.