Alice Weidel, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) chancellor candidate, visited Budapest to meet Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Their discussions primarily centered around the European migration crisis, emphasizing their shared hardline positions on immigration and strengthening ties with Russia. This meeting, the first of its kind for Orban with a far-right German politician, comes as the AfD's popularity surges, positioning them second in polls ahead of Germany's approaching federal elections on February 23. Orban aims to unite far-right parties in the European Parliament, signaling growing extremism in EU politics.
Alice Weidel, chancellor candidate for the far-right AfD, met Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban to discuss the European migration crisis, highlighting shared views.
This historic meeting marks a potential alignment of far-right forces in Europe, particularly as the AfD gains traction ahead of Germany's federal elections.
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