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Germany sees new debate over possible ban of the AfD

  • On May 2, 2025, Germany’s domestic intelligence service officially designated the right-wing populist party Alternative für Deutschland as a confirmed extremist organization.
  • This classification followed confidential reports from 2021 to 2025 highlighting the AfD's ethnic and descent-based ideology opposing democratic order and promoting exclusion of population groups.
  • Germany's domestic intelligence agency has the authority to monitor the AfD through measures such as wiretapping, undercover operations, and the use of provocateurs, while representatives from various political parties are advocating to initiate legal proceedings to ban the party.
  • Polling shows 61% see AfD as extreme right-wing, 48% favor banning it, yet concerns exist banning could disenfranchise a quarter of voters and provoke backlash as leader Alice Weidel vows to resist.
  • The Federal Constitutional Court will decide on a ban amid debate over its legality and political risks, with critics warning of threats to democracy from both the AfD and state actions against it.
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brusselssignal.eu broke the news in Belgium on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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