Saxony-Anhalt
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Oct 26, 2026
Alexander Mercouris: Protests Across Europe & End of the Ukraine Peace Talks?
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1:12Alexander MercourisGUEST
And it manifests itself in different ways in different countries.
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1:17Alexander MercourisGUEST
We see it in Germany, where we've had elections in Sachsen-Anhalt, in Berlin, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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1:27Alexander MercourisGUEST
And of course, I was recently in Germany just a few weeks ago, and I took my own soundings of the situation there.
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1:34Alexander MercourisGUEST
Of course, this was Rheinland-Pfalz.
How close is the AfD to governing in Saxony-Anhalt?
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0:46Léa MarchalHOST
But how close is the AfD to governing in these states? Hi, I'm Léa, and this is Briefed, your daily European podcast.
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0:58Léa MarchalHOST
In both Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the AfD won the elections a few weeks ago, but it does not have an absolute majority in either regional parliament.
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1:10Léa MarchalHOST
As for the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the AfD has no prospect of forming alliances to secure a majority and negotiations are well underway between the Social Democrats, the Greens and the Left Party to reach an agreement.
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1:25Léa MarchalHOST
And together they hold an absolute majority.
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1:28Léa MarchalHOST
So, in this case, the AfD is out.
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1:31Léa MarchalHOST
But the situation is quite different in Saxony-Anhalt.
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1:34Léa MarchalHOST
What will most likely happen there is an alliance with the BSV, the party founded by Sarah Wagenknecht.
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1:41Léa MarchalHOST
The BSV describes itself as radical left, fighting for social justice, but in practice it takes a very hard line on migration.
The Communist Movement Is One Movement - With Jeff Nyquist, Trevor Loudon, and Jimmy from Brooklyn
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53:14Johnny AndersonHOST
They're saying the same kind of thing.
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53:15Johnny AndersonHOST
But then you have an elected official in Sachsen-Anhalt who stands out in front of his party headquarters and says to the crowd of 50 people or whatever it was, it was standing out in front.
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53:26Johnny AndersonHOST
He says, the enemy's not in Moscow.
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53:29Johnny AndersonHOST
It's in Berlin.
Germany's rust belt revival
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30:53Kai BandermannGUEST
and was seen by the city as such, still people react like this.
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30:59Katja HoyerHOST
The AfD, or Alternative for Germany, is a far-right populist party that has just won a significant victory in the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, promising, apart from other things, the deportation of migrants.
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31:13Katja HoyerHOST
Dortmund's mayor, Alex Kaluti, takes a strong line against the AFD, joining a protest of more than 3,000 people outside Dortmund City Hall to voice opposition to an AFD event earlier this year.
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31:26Katja HoyerHOST
And he rejects the argument that migrants are the reason for a housing shortage.
Democrat Gay Bashing, Podcast Shanks Mislead Women, & Is Europe About to Get Based w/ Emma-Jo Morris
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29:34Zanny Minton BeddoesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Twice found guilty and fined for using Nazi slogans.
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29:37Zanny Minton BeddoesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Just recently, these reports about four advisers to your leader in Sachsen-Anhalt, they were part of the banned neo-Nazi youth movement.
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29:47Zanny Minton BeddoesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Are you denying that there are, you're saying there's nobody in the AFD with any proto-fascist tendency? Oh, my goodness.
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29:56Zanny Minton BeddoesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This interview has been going very well.
Israel bulldozes Palestinian West Bank homes
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31:07Shaun LeyHOST
They have no place amongst us, the Chancellor told a meeting of Bavarian Conservatives on Saturday.
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31:12Shaun LeyHOST
But in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD made history last month, becoming the first party of the far right to win in an election in Germany since the Second World War.
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31:24Shaun LeyHOST
This is a roar of victory that will tingle or terrify depending on where you stand.
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31:30speaker_28UNKNOWN
Cheers erupt inside the Alternative for Germany headquarters, the sound of a party celebrating its best result ever.
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34:32Tobias RauschSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Russia is not massively damaged by the sanctions.
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34:36Tobias RauschSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It is not in the European or German interest to push the Russians completely out of the European market.
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34:43Julian WorrickerHOST
I wanted to ask you about the way your party, specifically in Saxony-Anhalt, is regarded by other parts of Germany.
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34:52Julian WorrickerHOST
Domestic intelligence charges the local branch of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt with being infused by, quote, a racist ideology and anti-constitutional aims.
Oil Boom, Condo Bust Canada’s Two Speed Economy | The Loonie Hour Episode 265
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57:17Richard DiasHOST
Again, you just had another talk of Volkswagen shutting down another 40,000 jobs.
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57:24Richard DiasHOST
And AFD for Germany is just one Sachsen-Anhalt.
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57:28Richard DiasHOST
I can't say it properly.
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57:30Richard DiasHOST
Do it again.
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57:31Richard DiasHOST
Sachsen-Anhalt.
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57:33Richard DiasHOST
Anyway, whatever.
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57:33Richard DiasHOST
So they won.
Germany's Plan to End Dual Citizenship
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2:32speaker_0NARRATOR
Door number one began to swing back on September 6th, 2026.
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2:36speaker_0NARRATOR
In the state of Saxony-Anhalt, the alternative for Germany, the AFD, took 43.8% of the vote.
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2:44speaker_0NARRATOR
It was the party's first outright win in any German state election.
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2:48speaker_0NARRATOR
With 39 of the state parliament's 83 seats, the AFD finished three short of an absolute majority.
58. Two Germans on the German elections
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2:45Daniela VancicHOST
So maybe just to give everyone a bit of a rundown of what exactly happened over the last week, So there were three regional elections.
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2:53Daniela VancicHOST
One was in Saxony-Anhalt, one was in Mecklenburg, and then one was in Berlin, the city region of Berlin.
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3:03Daniela VancicHOST
And Saxony was the first one already some weeks ago.
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3:06Daniela VancicHOST
And the results there really just confirmed just how enormous the far right, the IFD, Alternative for Deutschland, how big their win was.
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3:47Daniela VancicHOST
What's interesting here, too, I mean, aside from those statistics, we'll definitely get into those.
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3:51Daniela VancicHOST
is the turnout.
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3:52Daniela VancicHOST
I mean, I was really shocked to see the turnout in Saxony-Anhalt.
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3:57Daniela VancicHOST
These elections had the highest turnout in the state's history since reunification era at 77.8%.
EP 16: Mask Science, The Looming Election, and The Execution
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42:12Danny TorresHOST
And I'm glad you're bringing up this topic.
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42:13Danny TorresHOST
So, by the way, they won in Saxony-Einhalt region.
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42:18Danny TorresHOST
It's the first time kind of what they call alternative to Deutschland, which is what they call far right party.
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42:26Danny TorresHOST
They don't probably call themselves far right.
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