Premieră în Germania, după 1945: Performanța reușită de extrema-dreaptă

The far-right party AfD has achieved a historic milestone in Germany by winning the presidency of the Saxony-Anhalt parliament, marking the first time since 1945. Tobias Rausch was elected with 48 votes, surpassing expectations. This victory raises questions about potential defections among conservative CDU members, as AfD's influence grows amid the declining popularity of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Protests against AfD's rise occurred outside the parliament, emphasizing the need for democratic values. If AfD manages to form a government, it would be unprecedented for a nationalist party in post-war Germany, despite challenges in securing allies. The political landscape remains tense as AfD's support continues to rise nationally, surpassing 30% in recent polls.