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The article discusses the upcoming elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, where the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) faces the potential of achieving a historic victory that could lead to forming a government in the state for the first time. This development raises deep economic and political concerns. The state's economy heavily relies on foreign expertise, especially in vital sectors such as healthcare, while the party promotes a strict anti-immigration rhetoric and calls for the deportation of migrants, threatening labor supply and exacerbating worker shortages. Officials, including Chancellor Friedrich Merz, warn that the AfD reaching power could result in a decline in international investments and damage the market's reputation. Meanwhile, immigrants express fears related to racism and political extremism. The article highlights that the outcome of these elections could influence the future of the party at the national level, indicating a noticeable shift in the balance of political power in Germany.
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