Germany's Far Right Eyes Local Power

Thousands of Germans protested in Berlin against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) Party's victory in the Saxony-Anhalt state elections, where the party won 39 out of 83 seats. However, it does not hold an absolute majority. It is expected that the party will attempt to form its first state government with the support of a leftist party that opposes immigration, despite traditional parties refusing to cooperate with them. This development is considered a political earthquake in Germany, as the party's win is viewed as a threat to the stability of the democratic system and a step closer to forming a local government reminiscent of the Nazi era.

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