German far right nears majority

A far-right party surged in recent German state elections, nearly winning an absolute majority and exposing traditional parties' crisis, while analysts warned left insurgents were likelier to resist moderation.

The Wall Street Journal

Opinion | Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All

Insurgents on the left, including Germany’s Die Linke, are much likelier to resist moderating.

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The Wall Street Journal

Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All

Insurgents on the left, including Germany’s Die Linke, are much likelier to resist moderating.

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Project Syndicate

The Return of the German Question

Until this month, a far-right, openly ethnonationalist party had never come so close to winning an absolute majority in an election in the Federal Republic of Germany. Now that it has, and with similarly pro-Russian forces on the rise in France, all Europeans must prepare for the worst.

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Kathimerini

Dialogues in 'K': The rise of the far right and the EU's day after

The results of the elections in the German states confirm the crisis of traditional parties, the surge of anti-establishment sentiment that benefits the far right, and the growing influence of everyday problems on political choices.

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German far right nears majority

Opinion | Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All

Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All

The Return of the German Question

Dialogues in 'K': The rise of the far right and the EU's day after

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News, ranked by scholars

German far right nears majority

Opinion | Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All

Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All

The Return of the German Question

Dialogues in 'K': The rise of the far right and the EU's day after

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