Political developments include AfD gaining power in a German state, Jordan Bardella utilizing political strategy in France, and Orbán's actions being mirrored in Hungary.
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Updated oct 11
The latest in this situation
- AfD-linked rhetoric suggests Alsace and Moselle should be part of Germany, prompting French condemnation from the National Rally.
- AfD's political rise is creating friction with Brussels and pressuring German federal authorities.
- AfD won state elections with an authoritarian streak.
- AfD's rise challenges established political norms in Germany, while the party also makes claims regarding financial instability in France.
- AfD gained ground while CDU struggled to revive growth, with AfD's platform impacting national policy and security.
How it started
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What happened
Political developments include AfD gaining power in a German state, Jordan Bardella utilizing political strategy in France, and Orbán's actions being mirrored in Hungary.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- AfD's rise challenges established political norms in Germany, while the party also makes claims regarding financial instability in France.Sub-event
- Viktor Orbán suffered a defeat to Péter Magyar while maintaining ties with the AfD.Sub-event
- AfD gaining power in Germany, involving Konstantin von Notz.Sub-event
- Orbán's regime in Hungary is characterized as illiberal and fascist-like, with Poland blocking punitive measures against Hungary.Sub-event
- AfD has gained power in a state government.Sub-event
Concurrent political developments across Europe: AfD gaining power in Germany, Bardella's strategy in France, and Orbán's actions mirrored in Hungary.1 source
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- euobserver.comStop letting the ‘liberals vs populists’ story turn the far-right into the only alternative