German government, mainstream opposition move to protect highest court against extremist forces
- Germany’s government and the centre-right opposition reached a deal to protect the Constitutional Court from blockades amid fears of far-right threats to the rule of law.
- Justice Minister Marco Buschmann stated that courts are vulnerable if a majority does not respect their decisions, referencing challenges from Eastern European neighbors.
- The far-right AfD party poses a significant threat in Germany, having achieved its highest-ever national result in recent elections and leading in Eastern German states.
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