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عربية – DW
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المصدر: عربية – DW
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عربية – DW
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المصدر: عربية – DW
23 Hrsإعلان
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The results of the Saxony-Anhalt state election in Germany showed the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party winning 43%, placing it on the verge of an absolute majority and threatening the stability of the local government. This surge is attributed to the decline of mainstream parties and increasing dissatisfaction with economic policies and immigration, as well as a decline in confidence in the democratic system. Analyses indicate that this victory signifies the continuation of far-right's spread across Europe and reflects the worsening economic and social conditions in the region, with expectations of a turbulent political phase and the potential breakdown of current balances and the country's political dialogue strategies.
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