AfD's EU stance: core ideas risky, but highlights bloc's unresolved issues
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Germany's far-right AfD has published a strategy proposing to downgrade the European Court of Justice and end cross-border financial transfers, signaling a radical shift in its EU policy. The plan, reported by La Vanguardia, is an emerging claim without official confirmation. If pursued, it could reshape German-EU relations and embolden Eurosceptic forces across the bloc.
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Germany's AfD, led by Alice Weidel, has significantly escalated its anti-EU platform, proposing radical institutional reforms including abolishing direct European Parliament elections and weakening the European Commission. Concurrently, Weidel is advocating for Ukraine peace talks, a return to cheap Russian energy, and mass refugee expulsions, while reportedly seeking alignment with France's National Rally on a pro-Russian stance. The proposals represent a hardline shift ahead of upcoming elections, with immediate political impact uncertain.
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