AfD może mieć szansę na przejęcie rządów w Niemczech, jeżeli wycofa kontrowersyjnych polityków z pierwszego szeregu, zerwie z demagogią, przemyśli politykę wobec UE oraz Rosji – mówi „Rzeczpospolitej” prof. Werner Patzelt, politolog z Drezna.
The article discusses the potential of the AfD party in Germany to form a government, based on insights from political scientist Werner Patzelt. Patzelt outlines key steps for AfD, including removing controversial leaders, ending demagogic tactics, revising EU and Russia policies, and avoiding major missteps. AfD has emerged as the dominant party in several eastern German states, capitalizing on the CDU's shift from conservative values. The party's pro-Russian stance, particularly in light of U.S. actions under Trump, resonates with some voters. The article suggests AfD could form a government if the current administration fails to address migration issues, potentially shifting Bundestag support.
