The parties that advocate the end of immigration from the Global South and of Multikulti — multiculturalism — are clearly the winners in yesterday’s German general election. Alternative for Germany, ...

German citizens will vote twice: once for a local member of parliament and second for a party. A party must receive at least 5 percent of the national vote to enter the Bundestag, the elected chamber ...

Projections show German opposition leader Friedrich Merz’s conservatives have won a lackluster victory in Sunday's national election.

Germany's political newcomer, the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW), filed a complaint on Monday with the constitutional court ...

Even before her prominent new role, she was a fixture on political debate shows on German television. She argues that her party is libertarian, not right-wing nationalist, a position that puts her ...

Provisional results confirm that mainstream conservatives led by Friedrich Merz won Germany's national election, while a far-right party surged to become the nation’s second-largest.

The German upstart populist Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) party, which fell narrowly short of claiming seats in parliament in February's national election, has asked the German Constitutional Court ...

As millions of German voters head for the polls on Sunday ... of antisemitism — not unlike Marine Le Pen and her National Rally party in France — and a white nationalist faction that is ...

It is the first time since the Second World War that a far-right party has finished second in a German national election, although it has a slim chance of forming part of any new government because of ...

But the Left party's last-minute surge in the national election to around 9% plus the BSW's failure to make it into parliament are likely to spell a period of soul-searching within the new party.