Partidul AfD face un pas istoric în drumul spre putere în Germania, după victoria electorală zdrobitoare din septembrie

The AfD party is poised to take a historic step in German politics after a significant electoral victory in Saxony-Anhalt. Tobias Rausch, a controversial figure, is set to become the first AfD president of a regional parliament, supported by the leftist BSW party. Despite winning nearly 44% of the votes, AfD lacks a governing majority. Discussions are ongoing for Ulrich Siegmund to become the first AfD premier, with potential support from the CDU. The party is also considering a shift in its stance on EU membership, advocating for reforms instead of an exit. This marks a significant evolution for AfD, which has risen from a marginal movement to a major political force.