AfD leader believes far-right party will govern Germany from 2029

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2025-09-08

Munich (dpa) - The co-chief of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is optimistic that the anti-immigrant party will come out on top in the country's next general elections scheduled for 2029, according to remarks to supporters on Monday. "We will get this ship back into shape," Tino Chrupalla told some several hundred attendees at a political event in the Bavarian town of Abensberg. The AfD, which is Germany's biggest opposition party, won regional......

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