As Europe’s Right Advances, Germany’s AfD Rethinks Its Anti-Euro Roots
The party is shifting toward treaty changes, opt-outs and stricter budget rules, while keeping a referendum as a fallback if reforms fail.
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Germany’s far-right AfD rethinks opposition to EU and euro
The far-right Alternative for Germany, founded more than a decade ago in opposition to the EU’s handling of the euro crisis, is recalibrating its vision for Europe as it and its right-wing allies abroad gain influence. After a historic victory in a regional election in Saxony-Anhalt in September, Germany’s most popular party in nationwide surveys […]
GERMANY's right-wing AfD is toning down its Eurosceptic views to boost its chances of entering the federal government, following the example of related parties in France, Italy and Austria.
As Europe’s right advances, Germany’s AfD rethinks its anti-euro roots
By Miranda Murray BERLIN, Nov 2 (Reuters) – The far-right Alternative for Germany, founded more than a decade ago in opposition to the EU’s handling of the euro crisis, is recalibrating its vision for Europe as it and its right-wing allies abroad gain influence. After a historic victory in a regional election in Saxony-Anhalt in September, Germany’s most popular party in nationwide surveys now appears closer than ever to entering government at n…
The big turn of the German right: AfD is changing its position on Europe, from leaving the EU to trying to take over the government - The issue of the euro turned out to be more controversial than we expected, concluded Hom
The alternative for Germany, the far-right party currently conducting national electoral surveys, is reconsidering its strategy for Germany's future in the European Union.
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