African migrants fear what comes next as far-right AfD wins 44% in German state election
The far-right AfD party secured nearly 44% of the vote in a recent German state election, significantly outperforming the CDU. The result is being viewed as a major political setback for the current leadership.
Why it matters
The rise of the AfD signals a significant shift in European political sentiment and poses challenges for traditional governing coalitions in Germany.
The AfD won nearly 44% of the vote in the September 6 election, securing 39 of the state parliament’s 83 seats.
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