14 March 2016
Following her party's success (click here) in the German regional elections, chairwoman of the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party Frauke Petry told RT that the results were “even better” than anticipated, and that AfD can play a vital role.
Following her party's success (click here) in the German regional elections, chairwoman of the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party Frauke Petry told RT that the results were “even better” than anticipated, and that AfD can play a vital role.
Official election results proved a significant success for AfD, which received enough votes to get into three state legislatures. It secured 24.2 percent in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt, making it the second-largest party after the ruling Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU), which won 29.8 percent....
Chancellor Merkel's popularity is slipping. Could it be the Trump effect?
Chancellor Merkel's popularity is slipping. Could it be the Trump effect?
