The recent AfD wins in Thuringia and Saxony raise concerns about far-right policies influencing immigration and citizenship, as mainstream parties resist coalition with AfD.
Despite the AfD's gains, mainstream parties remain unwilling to collaborate with them, which complicates potential governance in the state parliaments and federal scenarios.
With AfD polling second nationally and expectations of gains in Brandenburg, the political atmosphere becomes more fraught, reflecting a shift in Germany's electoral landscape.
The poor performance of coalition parties in Saxony and Thuringia underscores a significant challenge for traditional politics in Germany, positioning the AfD as a growing force.
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