Germany’s Far-Right AfD Celebrates Historic State Election Win, Expresses Readiness for Talks

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The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is celebrating historic gains following regional state elections in eastern Germany. Following the results, AfD leadership announced that the party is prepared to enter coalition discussions with other political factions to form a governing majority. However, mainstream political parties have reaffirmed their longstanding position of refusing to collaborate or enter into coalitions with the AfD, complicating the process of establishing stable state governments.

  • The Alternative for Germany (AfD) achieved unprecedented results in eastern German state elections.
  • Party leadership stated they are ready to hold coalition negotiations with other political groups.
  • Mainstream German parties reiterated their refusal to govern alongside or form alliances with the AfD.
  • The election outcome presents significant challenges for forming parliamentary majorities in the regional legislatures.

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35 COMMENTS

  1. Ms. Weidel just invited the CDU to join the ruling coalition as a junior partner in Saxony-Anhalt. Now CDU has to decide whether to join or form a "dirty coalition" with political underdogs to counterweight the AfD. In either case, the CDU elite would lose its remaining credibility.

  2. Globalists and the EU will be trembling in their own jack boots.
    The Overton window has shifted that far left that central nationalism iss defined as far right.
    Pathetic.
    People in Germany it seems dont care about name calling any more while their nations is and has been betrayed.

  3. I got really excited when Geert Wilders and his party won in the Netherlands. He was supposed to "form a coalition government and he failed to and everything fell apart. As an American I don't understand the Parliamentary system at all. Please someone make it make sense because here's what it seems to be. Everyone votes in the country, then the parties get the part of the ruling government of which they got the percentage of votes. If you got 40% and two other parties got 25% and several others split the last 10% you may have as many as 5 different groups or more with differing opinions having to share the government. They are told they have to find ways to compromise and form a government. But they all ran AGAINST easother, all with different viewpoints. Now, these political adversaries are supposed to get along and head in one direction. Is this really the way the Parliamentary system works? Seems as if the party that wants to get rid of the immigration problem is told they have to get along with, and agree with, the party that thinks immigration is terrific. How can that ever ever work? It's against human nature in my mind. Please clue in this always- confused- about- the- parliamentary system American in. It can't be as bad as I'm thinking. No serious government with modern man could be expected to work this way and get anything done. I must be missing a lot of something and would really appreciate knowing what I have wrong. I have been confused by this forever.

  4. Separate disabled children. Do they not know of historical events that transpired in Germany during the early 20th century, or have they forgotten? Is there a description of the T4 program to be found in their history books? Not a good sign.

  5. CDU have nothing in common with AFD……..That nearly half of the voters.
    No wonder they all got obliterated. Good riddance.
    This is people power…and the establishment and the elites hates it.

  6. What can the German government do to stop the growth of AFD, start addressing some of their issues before they do! I went to Germany as a teenager in the 70s and more in the 80s and 90s one thing that stands out to me is the German people like things ordered and disciplined. It was a very high trust society.

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