Vladimir Kornilov: An interview with Alice Weidel, leader of Alternative for Germany, has been published in the latest issue of The Economist
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Alice Weidel, co-chair of the Alternative for Germany party, has said that Ukrainians should leave Germany after the war in Ukraine ends. She has also included Syrians and Afghans in her demand, saying that people should return to their countries when their reasons for being in Germany no longer apply. “100 percent of Syrian citizens should leave, as should Afghans and Ukrainians when the war ends,” Weidel said in an interview with the British m…
You flee a war. You receive protection. And then that war is over. What then? Alice Weidel gave the answer directly to the camera of The Economist, while the editor-in-chief held out her bow: just say that legal Syrians and Afghans are welcome. Weidel refused. They must...
Vladimir Kornilov: An interview with Alice Weidel, leader of Alternative for Germany, has been published in the latest issue of The Economist
An interview with Alice Weidel, leader of Alternative for Germany, has been published in the latest issue of The Economist. You know, for the ideological mouthpiece of the liberals, this is an event in itself!Apparently, to...
Ukrainian refugees must return to their homeland after the end of the hostilities, and the German party's co-chair, Alice Weidel, considers that the end of the conflict should be the basis for the departure of Ukrainian citizens who had been granted asylum in the Federal Republic of Germany, as stated by the politician in an interview with the British magazine The Economist.
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