POLITICSJul 4 · 11:09 UTCPOLITICO EUROPEVictor Goury-Laffont

Thousands of protesters in Germany rally against far-right AfD

Thousands of protesters in Germany opposed the far-right AfD party during its annual congress in Erfurt. The AfD's co-leader claimed the protests would strengthen the party, which is currently Germany's most popular according to polling and aims to win upcoming state elections. Opposition groups and other political parties have sought to block the AfD from federal government roles.

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