Can Germany’s AfD win more power in February’s general election?
- The Alternative for Germany party has become a major political force since its founding in 2013, polling second ahead of the general election next month.
- Alice Weidel, the AfD's candidate for Chancellor, is advocating for a tough policy on immigrants and Germany leaving the Euro.
- Weidel's manifesto includes reversing Germany's decision to abandon nuclear power, appealing to voters with her extreme views.
- The upcoming election could enable the AfD to become an important player in German politics if Weidel's views resonate with voters.
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