AfD's Alice Weidel to Unveil Plan to Cut EU Powers
The far-right party wants national opt-outs on migration and social policy and would threaten to cut Germany’s EU payments if reforms stall.
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Far-right Alternative for Germany co-leader Alice Weidel dreams the party's plan to reform the EU. Meanwhile, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was in Berlin to talk
The European Union is no longer a union of sovereign States and needs to be restructured with the return of power to national governments, stated Alice Weidel, co-chairman of the German Alternative for Germany. "For me, the European Union is no longer a group of sovereign States," said Widel at a press conference in the European Parliament. Weidel criticized a situation in which only the European Commission, whose members are not directly electe…
Alternative für Deutschland will not leave the EU, but like Le Pen, will strongly curtail the EU's influence.
The far-right lead candidate Marine Le Pen was in Brussels last week to unveil her plans for Europe, AfD leader Alice Weidel did that...
DECRYPTAGE - The co-chairwoman of the German far right party, Alice Weidel, visited the European Parliament in Strasbourg and called for its abolition. She intends to use Germany's veto to put pressure on her partners.
The head of the far-right alternative for Germany (AfD), Alice Weiel, wants to cooperate more with the liberals at EU level. "Further cooperation with the FPÖ would certainly be desirable, she said on Wednesday afternoon. However, one is basically already in good exchange.
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