Alice Weidel prezintă miercuri planul AfD pentru UE. Va propune desființarea alegerilor pentru PE și tăierea atribuțiilor Comisiei

The German far-right party AfD plans to abolish direct elections for the European Parliament and reduce the European Commission's powers if it gains power. Their proposals include renegotiating EU treaties and limiting the EU budget. AfD aims to replace direct elections with appointments by national parliaments and wants to transfer decision-making power back to member states. They also propose significant budget cuts and threaten to veto Germany's contributions to the EU budget unless reforms are made. The party envisions a more influential role for Germany in the European Central Bank and seeks exemptions from various EU regulations. They plan to push for these reforms by 2029, or else hold a referendum on Germany's EU membership.