With the AfD leading the polls in Saxony-Anhalt, there’s little to suggest the country’s politicians or public are prepared for the shock ahead.
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John Kampfner is a British author, broadcaster and commentator. His new book, “Braver New World: The Countries Daring to Do Things Others Won’t,” was published in April. He is a regular POLITICO columnist.
Ahead of this September’s regional elections, Germany is in existential panic.
As the country’s mainstream parties flounder, and the ruling coalition stumbles from one non-reform to another, the far-right Alternative for Germany party (AfD) is preparing for power.
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