What Happens When Germany's Far Right Writes the Budget
In Saxony-Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany is poised to govern for the first time — and it has drafted a blueprint for reshaping German life from the ground up.
The Alternative for Germany could take control of Saxony-Anhalt's government this fall, marking the first time the far-right party would hold executive power in a German state. Party officials have prepared detailed policy proposals that would fundamentally alter immigration, education, and cultural institutions.
By James Whitfield
