Berlin protests against AfD
Thousands of people demonstrated in Berlin against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party following its victory in the Saxony-Anhalt state elections. Police estimated the number of protesters at around 5,000, while organizers claimed 14,000 participants. The demonstrators carried banners and slogans denouncing fascism and racism, with activists from environmental organizations and left-wing politicians in attendance, amid the classification of the party as a racist group by local intelligence agencies. These protests come amid growing popular and political opposition to the party, with calls for more demonstrations in other states. Although the party is leading in opinion polls, it has not yet secured an absolute majority, raising the possibility of a government led by them.
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