AfD, through its members including Alice Weidel, is questioning the German Interior Ministry regarding crime data suggesting that Iraqis and Syrians are suspects in German crimes.

The entities involved

• Alice Weidel →

  German politician (born 1979), AfD

  • Alice Weidel confessed to being a fan of Margaret Thatcher.Mon 10:59
  • Alice Weidel's tax avoidance raises ethical concerns as Germany transitions from Deutsche Mark to the EURO.Mon 00:38
• Syria →

  country in West Asia

  • Trump rejected an Iranian proposal on the Strait of Hormuz while exile parties met in Oslo discussing transition principles.Mon 17:49
  • Settlers migrated from Syria and Turkey to Crete on September 24, 2026.Mon 17:25
• Iraq →

  sovereign state in Western Asia

  • Basra hosts the Grand Faw Port project, serving as a key transit hub for trade routes connecting China and Europe.Mon 17:06
  • Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz as geopolitical risks in the Middle East affect oil prices, with Iraq ready to resume production.Mon 16:22

Related events

• AfD operates within the German political system. Germany stated it would continue to support Ukraine.Sep 9
• AfD is polling strongly in Saxony-Anhalt, while Weidel delivers a conference speech in Erfurt and Pistorius raises concerns over AfD's ties to Russia.Jul 6
• AfD gained ground in the Saxony-Anhalt state election, with Elon Musk supporting the party and sharing views with Javier Milei.Sep 13
• Alice Weidel, leader of the AfD, is criticizing the domestic spy agency of Berlin while the AfD rises against the governing Christian Democratic Union.Aug 19
• Friedrich Merz denounced AfD's 'remigration' policy amid accusations that the party is Moscow-friendly.Sep 9