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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE is dominated by the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Several articles delve into the potential implications of the election, particularly concerning the AfD's rising influence, the historical voting patterns, and the economic risks associated with different…
This article analyzes the volatile political landscape of Saxony-Anhalt, examining how parties have rapidly gained and lost support over 36 years of election results to understand the potential implications for the AfD.
This live blog provides real-time updates on the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, where nearly 1.8 million people are eligible to vote and the AfD could potentially form a government for the first time.
Communities in Saxony-Anhalt are providing sanctuary to refugees in church asylum, but their precarious situation is exacerbated not only by a potential AfD government.
Saxony-Anhalt faces either an AfD solo government or a period of political uncertainty, with multiple scenarios and a few certainties after the election.
This news podcast explores the roots of anger and feelings of decline in Saxony-Anhalt that are benefiting the AfD, and also covers a cyberattack on Berlin's administration.
On the eve of the state election, many people gathered in Magdeburg for a protest that has been ongoing for months but often overlooked.
Economist Monika Schnitzer warns of the economic consequences of the election outcome, stating that an AfD government would make Saxony-Anhalt unattractive to skilled workers and companies.
This article explores the origins of anger in eastern Germany by interviewing artists and intellectuals, including the author's parents.
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