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The Alternative for Germany's surge to power should worry Britain's political establishment

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The Alternative for Germany's surge to power should worry Britain's political establishment — Sources: GB News

Germany spent years building a political firewall around the AfD. On Sunday, 43.8 per cent of voters in Saxony-Anhalt walked straight through it. That should worry Europe’s political establishment. Alternative für Deutschland, led by Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla, did not merely win the regional election. It more than doubled its vote from 2021, securing 39 of the state parliament’s 83 seats and

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