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Germany bans the largest ‘Reich citizen’ group and arrests 4 leaders
The German government has banned the largest “Reich citizen” group, an extremist far-right organization that calls itself the “Kingdom of Germany” and seeks to undermine the country’s democratic order and arrested four of its leaders.
The condemnation of the AfD has raised a fundamental dilemma of democracy: How does an open, free, pluralistic society ...
In his maiden speech as chancellor to Germany's Bundestag, Merz tried to position himself as a unifying centrist figure.
The reclassification — AfD was previously designated a “suspected” extremist group — is likely to reignite debate over a ...
The party’s rise has created one political crisis. Any attempt to ban it would create another.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition is weighing how to confront the Alternative for Germany party, which has been rising in ...
Last week, the BfV, a German intelligence agency tasked with investigating threats to the “liberal democratic basic order,” ...
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Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) asked the director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard to refrain from sharing intelligence with ...
The designation is certain to inflame debates over whether the party should be banned, though some polls show it to be the ...
Marco Rubio called Germany's domestic spy agency's designation of the AfD party as extremist "tyranny in disguise." ...
In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about EU scrutiny on Italy’s rule of law amid a ministerial no-show, the Warsaw-Bucharest axis sparking backlash days before the vote, and so much more.
There's growing concern in Germany that society is becoming increasingly polarized. The question of how far right the AfD is ...
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