Lawmakers have voted to suspend family reunification rights for refugees who do not hold full asylum status. Meanwhile, as ...

A German court has ruled to lift the ban on the right-wing extremist magazine "Compact." The decision could also have consequences for the debate on banning the AfD.

While the Karlsruhe AfD branch defended the flyers as legal and denied targeting specific recipients, the party's national office has distanced itself from the campaign, Die Zeit reported. Marc ...

The Daily Sceptic reports: This document was supposed to support the case for banning the AfD. Specifically, it was supposed to convince those who matter that ban proceedings have a good chance of ...

In recent days, the pressure has mounted on AfD after the domestic spy agency (called the “Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution,” in German Verfassungsschutz) published a ...

When German conservative leader Friedrich Merz takes power next week, he will quickly have to grapple with a tough question: whether to seek to ban the AfD, which is now designated a right-wing ...

The reclassification — AfD was previously designated a “suspected” extremist group — is likely to reignite debate over a political ban on the party.

The Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe is set to deliberate on the legal complaints filed by the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party and the Left Party regarding the proposed special sessions ...

The AfD came in second place in Germany’s national election with more than 20 percent of the vote, nearly double its share in 2021 and a record for any far-right party since the end of World War II.

From left: AfD members Marc Bernhard, Nicole Hoechst, and Martin Hess at a rally in Karlsruhe, Germany, on Wednesday. These concerns are not confined to the legislature.