AfD, Germany and Alice Weidel

Viktor Orban breaks taboo by hosting AfD’s Alice Weidel in Budapest, analysts react
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban defied a long-standing taboo by inviting Alternative for Germany (AfD) co-leader Alice Weidel for an official meeting in Budapest. Despite the AfD's political isolation both in Germany and across Europe,
Hungary's Orban says far-right AfD is 'future of Germany'
Emboldened by his 'dear friend' US President Donald Trump's return to power, Hungary's nationalist leader has vowed to 'occupy Brussels' by bringing together far-right parties in the European Parliament.
Who Is Alice Weidel? The Far-right Banker Elon Musk Wants as German Chancellor
The billionaire entrepreneur, who previously backed Donald Trump with a $250 million investment, hosted Weidel in a live conversation on X this January.
Hungary's Orban hosts Germany's AfD leader Alice Weidel
AfD candidate for chancellor Alice Weidel's visit to Hungary marks the first time Orban has hosted a politician from the far-right German party.
Hungary’s Orbán meets head of far-right German party AfD, calling her ‘the future of Germany’
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is hosting Alice Weidel, the Alternative for Germany party's candidate for chancellor, a rare meeting between a European leader and Germany’s far-right party.
PM Orban: Hungary Would Benefit If Everything AfD Seeks to Achieve Were Realized
The Hungarian prime minister held talks in Budapest with Alice Weidel, co-chair and chancellor candidate of Alternative for Germany (AfD).
Far-right AfD is ‘future’ of Germany, says Hungary’s Viktor Orbán
Viktor Orbán has hailed the far-right Alternative for Germany as “the future” of Europe’s largest nation as he hosted the party’s co-leader Alice Weidel less than two weeks before federal elections. In a sign of the growing acceptance of the AfD by the global far right,
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán greets AfD co-president Alice Weidel ahead of their talks in Budapest
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hosted the leader of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany party, Alice Weidel in Budapest on Wednesday, an unprecedented gesture from a European leader to the AfD,
Viktor Orban hails AfD’s Alice Weidel as ally who can help ‘lift the boot from Brussels’
Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban hailed the leader of Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an ally who could help “lift the boot” of Brussels from Hungary’s chest, welcoming her less than two weeks before a German election.
What is the ‘firewall’ against the far-right Alternative for Germany party?
The anti-immigrant and far-right Alternative for Germany party has established itself as a significant political force in the ...
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German far right wants to join forces with Orbán to dismantle EU from within
German far-right chancellor candidate Alice Weidel hailed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as a “great role model” ...
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Rightist Party Vowing To ‘Make Germany Great Again’ Waxes Ahead of Upcoming National Election
Even though the Alternative for Germany is highly unlikely to take a share of power soon, it has become a factor that other ...
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A slow, cautious, but clear sobering-up characterizes some countries in Europe, which is good news after every night of ...
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Germany’s AfD steps up far-right diplomacy with Orbán love fest
Given her pariah status, Weidel had fewer options but made a virtue out of necessity. The AfD has presented itself as a link ...
What to Know About German Far-Right Party AfD
Alternative for Germany appears to be heading for its strongest national election result yet this month and has become a ...
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German far-right leader says she has not received White House invite
Despite support from tech billionaire Elon Musk, who is a close adviser to US President Donald Trump, the leader of Germany's ...
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Germany Election
Alice Weidel, top candidate of the Alternative for Germany, AfD, speaks during the last parliament session ahead of national's elections, at the Bundestag parliament in Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, Feb.