Germany’s far-right surge could reshape Europe

AFD’s 44% vote in Germany raises EU stability concerns; Professor Harcourt analyzes the far-right’s growing influence.

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September 7, 2026

AFD claims 44% of vote in German election, sparking worries over EU stability and far-right rise

‘The AFD got 44% of the vote’ in a recent German state election, raising concerns about EU stability.

Professor Tim Harcourt from UTS discusses the implications of the far-right’s rise in Germany

The AFD capitalised on anti-immigration and anti-renewables sentiments among Gen X voters.

Germany’s economic decline and fear of institutional threats have fueled this political shift.

Future elections could see further gains for far-right parties across Europe.

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