Alternative for Germany
German city votes to end Stolpersteine Holocaust memorial stones for Nazi victims
The motion was jointly submitted by representatives of the right-wing Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and AfD, together with representatives of the "Oberelbe Alliance for More Democracy."
Germany’s Left Party, AfD win big in German state elections in setback for Merz’s CDU
Merz says Germany needs reform, defends democratic order after historic election defeat against AfD
How will an AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt impact Germany - and should Jews be worried?
Pressure grows on German spy chief over Chemnitz protests
Merkel on Thursday accused the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party of using violent protests over the Chemnitz stabbing to stir up ethnic tension.
German city hit by far-right violence braces for rival protests
After the fatal stabbing in Chemnitz, its leaders said the violent riots that followed were understandable.
Germany's AfD decides not to expel critic of Holocaust memorial
Bjoern Hoecke criticized the memorial in Berlin to victims of the Nazi Holocaust as a "monument of shame."
Who could wield the knife? Scenarios for a Merkel exit
"It is clear to everyone that the chancellor is going into her last term."
Former Mossad agent praises German nationalist ultra-right party AfD
"The AfD is a great hope for many people, not only in Germany but also for us in Israel and in many Western countries."
Merkel fourth term in doubt as German coalition talks fail
Failure to form a government in Europe's largest economy could have implications for everything from euro zone reforms to relations with post-Brexit Britain.
Merkel to Netanyahu: Talks with Israel will be held when government forms
In a stab at the AfD, Netanyahu calls on Germany to strengthen elements owning up to responsibility for the past.
Not the return of Nazi Germany, but a cause for concern
The passage of time and the frail human memory gradually diminish the impact of the Holocaust on arresting racist, xenophobic and antisemitic ideas and movements in Europe and elsewhere.
Split emerges in German far right; co-leader storms out of news conference
Frauke Petry, who was long considered the AfD's most recognizable face, said she would take up her seat but would not be part of AfD's parliamentary group.
