The Alternative for Germany (AfD) is poised for its best national election performance yet, even as it remains unlikely to gain power soon. The far-right party, founded in 2013 primarily to oppose eurozone bailouts, has capitalized on discontent linked to migration, energy policies, and pandemic restrictions. Over the years, AfD has increasingly radicalized, with fluctuating leadership impacting its growth. Significant political crises, including the current center-left government's struggles, have enabled AfD to regain popularity and influence discussions on pressing national issues, particularly migration.
The far-right party Alternative for Germany has transitioned from a platform focused on eurozone bailouts to a significant player in Germany’s migration debate and other major issues.
Founded in 2013, AfD was originally a party of professors opposing eurozone bailouts, but it evolved into a hard-right party amidst political crises.
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