
AfD Re-elects Leaders Weidel and Chrupalla Amid Protests in Erfurt
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party re-elected Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla as co-leaders during its party conference in Erfurt, despite widespread protests. The party also reaffirmed its ambition to move from opposition into government, with Weidel addressing the party's stance on traditional family values despite her own personal life.
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Germany news: AfD conference wraps up in Erfurt
AfD leaders have used their party conference to underline their goal of entering government at state and federal level. Meanwhile, Germany travel complaints hit record in first half of 2026. DW has more.
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Germany's AfD Tricks Thousands Of Antifa Revolutionaries Germany's right-wing AfD party re-elected co-leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla at its annual conference in Erfurt, a central German city. Meanwhile, far-left activists, professional political agitators, and NGOs funded by dark money attempted to restrict access to the event through a coordinated pressure campaign. BREAKING: Around 2500 far-left militant Antifa extremists along with 25 000 far-left protesters have a...
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