According to AfD classification: Almost half of the Germans for Party ban

Die Presse

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Germany is debating a ban on the AfD. In Austria, dealing with the FPÖ is more relaxed. What are the reasons for this?

Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)

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The AfD considers constitutional protection to be "secured right-wing extremist". However, the path to a ban would be far.

merkur.de

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According to the classification as "secured far right" almost 50% of Germans plead for a ban on the AfD. The party vehemently protested against it.

Der Tagesspiegel

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The discussion about the usefulness of an AfD ban distracts from the essential. It is about liberalism, fundamental rights and the lessons from German history.

eurotopics.net

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The Federal Office for Constitutional Protection has classified the alternative for Germany (AfD) as 'secured right-wing extremist'.

focus.de

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The Constitutional Protection ruling to classify the AfD as "secured right-wing extremist" deepens the trenches of Germany. As a result, only the AfD wins.