Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AFD) recently emerged in GermanyPoliticsThe emergence on the stage caused concern in Germany. The party is anti-NATO, anti-European Unionand antiRefugeesetcPoliticsWith a 22% public support rating, it has surpassed every party in the ruling coalition and is second only to the CDU. Despite a series of scandals and controversies, the Tunka's support has not waned, and it is even possible to overtake the CDU. Against this backdrop, the leader of the German Election Party, Alice Weidel, made a series of high-profile statements, claiming that once in power, Germany would be quickly withdrawnEuropean Union, similar to the Brexit referendum. Weidel: YesEuropean Commissionand its accusations of interference in German sovereignty have sparked concern and controversy.
The German Election Party has risen rapidly in recent years, and its anti-NATO, anti-European Unionand antiRefugeesofPoliticsThe proposition attracted the support of a section of the German electorate. Not only did the party achieve breakthrough results in last year's German elections, but it also won a number of local elections and won the mayor's office for the first time. However, the German Elect Party is inPoliticsThe activity on stage has also sparked controversy and unease. Whether it is Alice Weidel's "China" or the scandal related to the party's extremist activities, some people have questioned and criticized the German Election Party. Some even refer to the German Election Party as "".Neo-NazisLarge-scale demonstrations broke out in Germany. However, the popular support of the German Election Party has not been affected much, and these scandals have also been considered a means of "official attack". In any case, the rise of the German Election Party worries Germany, who are worried about the impact that this rise of the far right could have on German society and societyPoliticsStability causes shock.
As the leader of the German Elected Party, Alice Weidel said in an interview that if the German people elect them to power, Germany will immediately launch a referendum similar to Brexit and officially announce its withdrawalEuropean Union。Weidel: YesEuropean CommissionHe argued that this body was an "unelected executive body" and did not legitimately represent the will of the people in Germany. He also accused Germany of being rightEuropean UnionThe affairs followed blindly and expressed dissatisfaction with von der Leyen's European Commission interfering with the sovereignty of member states. Although Weidel's remarks caused controversy among the mainstream German political parties, which were mostly supportiveEuropean Unionand are unlikely to agree to secedeEuropean Unionbut his position was supported by some middle- and lower-class people and some scholars. Yes, yesEuropean UnionDissatisfied, especially rightEuropean UnionDissatisfied with the act of providing assistance to Ukraine. Some even accuse von der Leyen of representing the interests of the United States, not of Europe. These views gave Weidel some support, albeit with those from abovePoliticsOpinions are the opposite.
Whether the German Election Party's proposition is tenable is a question worth asking. However, we can see thatEuropean UnionThere are indeed some problems and contradictions in the impact on Germany. European CommissionAs an executive body, its members are not elected, which has raised questions about its legitimacy by some. In addition,European UnionThe practice of aiding Ukraine, let some thinkEuropean UnionIt is a waste of taxpayers' money, not for the well-being of European countries. In addition, for:European UnionThe issue of interfering in the sovereignty of member states has also sparked some discussion and reflection. These were all Weidel's offersEuropean UnionCauses. It is worth mentioning that Weidel also mentioned UkraineRefugeesQuestion, he thinks that Germany ** gave to UkraineRefugeesWelfare is wrong, these people should go back home, not stay in Germany. Despite the controversy surrounding this view, Weidel's position reflects some people's viewsRefugeespolicy dissatisfaction and concern for Germany's national interests.
Weidel, the leader of the German Election Party, claimed that once he came to power, Germany would withdrawEuropean Union。This remark has aroused concern and controversy from all walks of life. Although Weidel's position was not popular among mainstream German political parties, his remarks reflected some of the people's opinionsEuropean Uniondissatisfaction and concern for the interests of the state. European UnionThe question of influence and interference with Germany also deserves in-depth reflection. In any case, the rise of the Scradler and Weidel's rhetoric are for GermanyPoliticsChallenges and variables come with it. The future, how to balanceEuropean UnionThe rights and interests and sovereignty of member states is an issue that requires in-depth reflection and leadership. Only by finding the right solution can we ensure the long-term stability and development of Germany and Europe.