Dilema serviciilor secrete din Germania, după victoriile AfD și Die Linke: "Informații sensibile ar putea ajunge la Moscova"

Recent electoral victories of far-right and far-left parties in Germany have sparked discussions about restricting access to sensitive information to prevent it from reaching Russia or criminal groups. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) and Die Linke have raised concerns among government officials about potential risks if they gain control over regional intelligence agencies. AfD denies allegations of being aligned with Russia, while Die Linke rejects associations with organized crime. Calls for a federal commission to address information sharing have emerged, as both parties face scrutiny regarding their extremist labels. The situation remains uncertain as coalition possibilities are limited for AfD, and Die Linke must address antisemitism concerns to form alliances.