The controversy surrounding the election of a judge to the Federal Constitutional Court shows how the far-right AfD is being ...

The AfD is calling for “remigration” — large-scale deportations of migrants who entered Germany illegally or have since broken other laws. It also wants to end the asylum policy that’s ...

Germany's far-right lawmakers vowed to dress smartly, minimise parliamentary cat-calling, and signed up to a short manifesto ...

AfD top candidate Tino Chrupalla (R), Beatrix von Storch, deputy federal spokesperson of the AfD, Joana Cotar (L), associate member of the AfD federal executive committee, and Jörg Meuthen ...

Germany’s right-wing nationalist party, the Alternative for Germany, is vowing to quickly close the country’s borders and adopt a policy of “remigration” if it wins in the February elections. Over the ...

NEU-ISENBURG, Germany (Reuters) - "Alice fuer Deutschland" (Alice for Germany) chanted supporters as far-right leader Alice Weidel addressed an election rally outside Germany's financial centre ...

That’s the message the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is taking into this September’s federal election. Hundreds of elected officials and party members met last weekend in ...

AfD, which is staunchly opposed to mass migration and sympathetic to Russia, performed particularly strongly in Germany’s former communist east, winning 20.8 per cent of the vote overall.

The nationalist Alternative for Germany (AfD) has grown rapidly since it was formed in 2013 and is now the biggest opposition party in the Bundestag (national parliament), with 89 seats.

The CDU/CSU, led by the former head of Blackrock Germany, Friedrich Merz, won 28.5 percent of the vote and the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), the far-right party of former Goldman Sachs ...

According to Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, roughly 10,000 of the AfD’s 28,500 members are extremists. Björn Höcke, who runs the Thuringia chapter of the party, is being ...