in their critical assessments of björn höcke, western media do not restrain themselves.egional deputy, a native of the state of north rhine-westphalia, has repeatedly attracted attention to himself, although he never held high political office. fifty-two-year-old höcke is considered the most radical of all the far-right alternatives for germany. and its most influential politician. in 2013, höcke co-founded the regional branch of the afd in thuringia, created a right-wing ethno-nationalist wing in 2022 its supporters took 2/3 of the seats in the federal government. the young man and höcke was interested in scandinavian mythology, was a member of the youth organization at the cdu-csu bloc, did his military service and studied at faculty of education. during history lessons at schools, hesson quoted banned literature to students and allegedly told them about his grandfather's meeting with hitler. he was first noticed on a talk show when he took a german flag out of his pocket and placed it on a chair, declaring that he was proud to be german. since then, björn höcke has of

since then, björn höcke has often provoked the public with statements in which.blic hears notes of goebbels propaganda and references to the racial programs of the nazis. for example, at rallies in 2015, he called on germany not only to a thousand-year past, but to a thousand-year future. and in 2017, speaking to the youth wing of the party, he criticized the holocaust memorial, calling it a monument of shame, and said that it was time for germans to stop feeling guilty for the crimes of the nazis. in the spring, the justice committee thuringia even stripped hökki of his parliamentary immunity, and the court fined him 13,000 euros for using a banned nazi slogan. the politician predicts civil war and disintegration in germany due to migration. he calls for closing european borders to migrants from africa, believing that - quote: their reproductive behavior could lead to overpopulation and become a threat to germany. the father of four children calls on germans to embrace prussian virtues and promotes the idea of ​​social patriotism, state aid only for germans, and

in 2013, höcke co-founded the afd regional branch in thuringia.ted the right- wing ethno-nationalist wing in 2022. supporters took 2/3 of the seats in the federal government. the young man and höcke was fond of scandinavian mythology. organizations under the cdu csu bloc, he served in the military and studied at the pedagogical faculty. in history lessons at schools in hesson, he quoted forbidden literature to students and allegedly told them about his grandfather's meeting with hitler. he was first noticed on the air of the talk show, when he took a german flag out of his pocket and placed it on a chair, declaring that he was proud to be german. since then, björn höcke has often provoked the public statements in which the outraged public hears notes of goebbels propaganda and references to the racial programs of the nazis. for example, at rallies in 2015, he called on germany not only to return to a thousand-year past, but to a thousand-year future; in 2017, speaking to the youth wing of the party, he criticized the holocaust memorial, calling it

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welcome general hock and david. thank you.plause] >> thank you for taking time for coming to the cybersecurity summit and taking time out of your busy day. two questions to get into. you are nine months into the role of commander of cyber command and erector of msa. what are the lessons you have learned in your leadership role? >> it is an honor to be here. one of the things that i get reaffirmed in my role, i have the best job in the u.s. government. it is really defined by -- i focus on three things. people, the partners we work with every day, and the incredible power of the dual hat relationship between both organizations. it really is a partnership built to defend america. and we see that everyday through the partnerships are organizations have and how we draw on the skills and talents of those individuals at nsa and cyber command, and how when we come together with our partners, it is incredible powerful in terms of the outcomes we produce. >> let's shift years a little bit. we are looking at a world of always evolving t

on this occasion , höcke even published a book in which he described his ideas in detail.germans, our people are the only people in the world who have set a monument to the shameful pages of its history, in the heart of its capital. our state of mind is still that of a completely defeated people. we will only find ourselves if we restore a positive relationship with our history. for such a manifesto in the style of hitler's meinkamp, ​​hyoki had to answer. in 2019. in saxony, dresden, where the afd took second place in the elections, left-wing radicals staged mass riots in the streets, burned flares, chanted nazis out and fought with the police. they became worried in berlin, chancellor scholz called the right-wing victory in the local elections very worrying and added that the alternative for germany is damaging the country, destroying its reputation and dividing german society. at the same time, more and more politicians consider the rise of the right in germany a serious problem that must be taken into account. we should stop calling our voters neo-nazis. these are peop

höcke, bern höcke, who is the leader of this party, who has every chance to lead, if they manage to create coalition, to head this government, she said with bern hücke, i will not sit on the same bench, because he is a nazi, so this is also such a tricky thing, because she does not want to sit with hücke. but if he suddenly says, well, okay, i will not be the chairman of the government, will she go to a coalition with an alternative for germany? she will, so these are such tricky german things, whoever arrived there in a niva, he just arrived, how can a nazi drive a niva, well, you know, there the story with nazism, it's very interesting, when they accuse, it shows him there, yes, yes, yes, it shows the niva, yes , you see, he bought himself a niva to match his jeans. yes, yes, well, the figure is quite controversial, of course, there was a trial, he was punished for his statements that were related to the ss and all that. the lands are in such a stalemate, it is unclear how coalitions will be created, how this will happen, in 3 weeks there will be elections for the next land, eastern bran

i'm lucy hocking is live on capitol hill. —— i'm lucy hockings live on capitol hill. fbi says they're investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination against donald trump. shots were fired in his vicinity on his palm beach golf course in florida while he was playing. it's understood secret service agents opened fire on a suspect, who then fled the scene by car. donald trump's campaign released a statement in which the former president says: that comment from donald trump and we have had more since then in which he has reassured people and told people he will keep fighting. an image of the moment when security services surrounded the suspect has been released. we can show you that now. he was detained in martin county by the sheriff's office on the northbound area of interstate 95 following an alert which told officers to be on the lookout for this vehicle seen leaving the golf course in palm beach county. us media have named him as ryan routh, a 58—year—old from hawaii. and there are more details emerging about the suspect, including reports that he was de

state aid only to germans and proposes to return the national currency, as for ukraine, it believes höckehas the right to self-defense, but anyone who supplies it with weapons is adding fuel to the fire and prolonging the war. the politician advocates for establishing dialogue with moscow, emphasizing that cooperation. has great advantages. that is, the federal board of the party, probably, that's how it can be translated into russian, yes, well, not the central committee, well , in general, something like that. approximately 2/3 consists of people who are again close, that is, in general, such screaming covers of all sorts of liberal left-wing magazines, that bjorn höki is a person who... actually organizes the party, directs it, they are actually not far from the truth, here, although this person formally remains only a regional leader, now the two party chairmen, tina chrupala and alice weidel, are basically people who either represent a wing close to höcke, like tina chrupala, or like alice weidel, who are not really part of this wing, they just agree with it, well, they are in solida

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general tim hock serves as commander of u.s. cyber command, director of the national security agency, and chief of central security service. general hawk has had a long and distinguished career in the united states air force. much of that time spent thinking about and leading u.s. cyber efforts. moderating today's fireside will be david upheld, vice president for u.s. federal at amazon web services. please welcome general hawk and david. [applause] >> thank you for taking time for coming to the cybersecurity summit and taking time out of your busy day. two questions to get into. you are nine months into the role of commander of cyber command and erector of msa. what are the lessons you have learned in your leadership role? >> it is an honor to be here. one of the things that i get reaffirmed in my role, i have the best job in the u.s. government. it is really defined by -- i focus on three things. people, the partners we work with every day, and the incredible power of the dual hat relationship between both organizations. it rea

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hello, i'm lucy hockings.minister, yoav galant, says the country is opening a new phase in its year—long war, with the centre of gravity shifting to the north. his comments came after a second day of explosions in lebanon, this time involving walkie—talkies

obviously -- >> well, hock doesn't suffer fools gladly.lly hear the contemptuous nature he has for those that don't do homework. i spent most of the nonfootball time studying broadcom so i'm not upbraided by the magic man that is hock tan. >> speaking of what people are watching, we had a discussion during the break about the emmys and what it means for warner and hulu, fx, disney, certainly got some news regarding media over the weekend, david. >> yeah. we have disney-directv dispute resolved, perhaps not unexpectedly, but not after a period of time when directv users were unable to watch key sporting events, for example. and it resolved in a similar fashion as we've seen a number of these now where fewer, you know, perhaps fewer channels that they have to take opportunity to have disney+ available, ad-supported, to their subscriber base, not unlike the deal that disney did with charter, roughly, a year ago, and similar in some ways, again, to the deal that we talked about a lot last week between warner bros. discovery and charter, which

we're not in hock to these vested interests at all — we're on the side of fans and consumers, and we'renow let's have a look at sunday mornings front pages. the observer leads with a pledge from its exclusive interview with sir keir starmer in which he promises to protect public services from fresh austerity. the mail on sunday focuses on the "freebie row" involving labour, saying the the prime minister and sue gray enjoyed lavish football hospitality at tottenham hotspur�*s corporate box last sunday. the no ten chief of staff's salary remains news for the sunday express, which leads with a call to ditch toxic aide to end chaos. in other headlines — the sunday telegraph has a story on conservative party leadership hopeful robert jenrick — who claims individuals linked to islamic state and al-qaeda sought refugee status in britain. us presidential hopeful kamala harris has challenged donald trump to a second debate. in a statement, the harris campaign says the vice president has accepted an invitation from cnn for a debate on the 23rd of october. the nominees met for the first time at a

my colleague lucy hockings is in washington with all of the details.nst former president donald trump. shots were fired in his vicinity on his palm beach golf course in florida, one of his golf courses, while playing with a colleague. it is understood secret service agents then opened fire on a suspect, who fled the scene by car. we have heard from the campaign team of donald trump, they released a statement quite quickly, in which the former president said... that comment from donald trump. more since then. he has reassured people and told them he will keep fighting. an image of the moment security services surrounded the suspect has also been released. he was detained in martin county by the sheriffs office. he was travelling in a northbound area of interstate 25 following an alert that told officers to be on the lookout for this vehicle seen leaving the golf course in palm beach county. us media quickly gave us a name and it is ryan routh. we have some details about him. he is 58 years old and from the state of hawaii. further things have emerged ab

i thought that was significant because you know hock tan, he doesn't exaggerate. the number, by the way, that he reported did not take too the fact all the billings from the hyper scalers. >> let's get the opening bell here on the cnbc real-time exchange on the big board. american eagle outfitters celebrating its 30th listing anniversary at the nasdaq. data dog, a monitoring and security platform for cloud applications. 10, 15 points shy of a record s&p. >> look, if we had technology on board, technology is such a unique part of the s&p it's going to happen. but you do need tech. one of the things i'm focused on, maybe it's going to 30% because of ai. if you're out here and you don't hear ai immediately you tend to think basically you're with the wrong person. if you're trying to make chit chat and jensen huang doesn't come up, david, i really think maybe you're an imposter and shouldn't be in the room. >> right. it's the old, yeah, the old line, right "verb noun ai." that's what you got to go with. >> true. >> yeah. >> look, everyone's trying to figure out a use

as for ukraine, höcke believes that it has the right to self-defense, but anyone who supplies it withons is adding fuel to the fire. fire prolongs the war. the politician advocates for establishing a dialogue with moscow, emphasizing that cooperation with russia has great advantages. that is, the federal board of the party, perhaps, that's how it can be translated into russian, right? well, not the central committee, well, in general, something like that, is approximately 2/3 made up of people who are again close to hökei, that is, in general, such screaming covers of all sorts of liberal left-wing magazines, that björn höke is the person who actually organizes the party, directs it, they are actually not far from the truth, although this person formally remains only a regional leader, now there are two party chairmen, tina khrupala and... this course on the principled position of not joining the establishment on its terms, it will be preserved, and this distinguishes germany from italy, for example, where melonia is generally... it is like that and from other countries in general. th

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former president donald trump says he will not debate vice president harris again hello, i'm lucy hockings the west — after reports that the us and countries in europe may soon lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long—range missiles into russia. on thursday, prime minister keir starmer said that russia started the war in ukraine and also has the power to end the conflict straight away. sir keir is here in washington for talks with president biden on friday. it's expected they'll discuss whether or not to grant ukraine permission to fire their missiles at targets inside russia. speaking to russian state television — president putin discussed the potential consequences if the west does lift those restrictions. translation: if this decision is made, it will mean nothingl other than direct participation of nato countries, the united states, european countries, in the war in ukraine. it is their direct participation and this of course significantly changes the very essence of the conflict. this will mean that nato countries,

i'm lucy hockings.is�*s campaign is riding the favourable momentum from tuesday night's presidential debate in the battleground state of pennsylvania. her team posted a photo of newspaper clippings praising her performance, with the caption "winner." the vice president's republican rival, former president donald trump, said he did a "greatjob" but accused the abc news moderators of bias in what he called "a rigged deal". a yougov poll of more than 2,000 registered voters who watched at least some of the debate found that 54% say harris won the debate, compared to 31% who say trump won. some trump supporters have also criticised the debate�*s moderators, saying the handling of the night was unfair. here's more from our analysis editor ros atkins. donald trump says the tv debate was rigged against him, and he was asked this in the spin room afterwards.

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he was speaking to my colleague lucy hockings.mmitted so far. militarily but he wants better and stronger weapons, i know that you have supported for a long time the use of limited long—range missiles that can be used, deep inside of russia but what do you believe the risk of that potential escalation? look, i think it's always tried to he — look, i think it's always tried to be concerned about risks and having — to be concerned about risks and having sat — to be concerned about risks and having sat at the situation room _ having sat at the situation room table in a three for start combat — room table in a three for start combat as— room table in a three for start combat as a cia director, it's a lot— combat as a cia director, it's a lot easier— combat as a cia director, it's a lot easier to stand here and question— a lot easier to stand here and question why it has taken so long — question why it has taken so long for— question why it has taken so long for this decision. but i think— long for this decision. but i think at— long f

hello, i�*m lucy hockings.m and vowing to continue to fight for democracy. gonzalez has spent weeks in hiding after the oppostion said it could prove that he beat nicolas maduro. he told supporters in an audio message that he was threatened right up until the moment he fled. here are those comments in full, translated to english. translation: dear friends, first of all. — translation: dear friends, first of all, receive _ translation: dear friends, first of all, receive a - translation: dear friends, first of all, receive a warm . first of all, receive a warm and loving welcome from my words of thanks for

one of the party leaders , björn höcke, even came to vote in a russian niva. that's the name of the country's parliament. independent candidates have more than 40 mandates, the rest of the seats will be taken by representatives opposition parties. this data was obtained after processing more than 90% of the ballots. the current parliamentary elections in the republic are extraordinary, the vote was supposed to take place in november, but it was postponed, since at that time the country will host the un climate conference. the us democratic party wants to avoid debates with republican rivals, this was stated by the adviser to the former president, jackson miller. he noted that this is precisely the purpose for which kamla harris disagrees with the conditions for holding the event. miller noted that the rules of debates on the tv channel cnn, it was the democrats who wrote it. i think harris's team started preparing her for the debates, they realized who they were dealing with and that they had real problems. meanwhile, donald trump is already confidently hintin

i�*m lucy hockings in washington, dc.bi says they�*re investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination against donald trump. shots were fired in his vicinity on his palm beach golf course in florida while he was playing.

one of the party leaders, björn höcke, even came to vote in a russian niva. cool car.da niva. according to preliminary calculations , the opposition is winning in both landags. the right-wing alternative for germany, khristiansk, is in the lead. now it will be necessary to form a local government without the direct participation of the winning parties. impossible, we'll have to negotiate. maryarodilka, news! the high-speed highway between moscow and st. petersburg will be built by 2028, deputy prime minister vitaly savelyev announced. in the northern capital, he inspected new trains and trams. about the future of urban transport. dmitry akimov. such a st. petersburg know-how, we have heated polo here, that is, in our winter , slush in the snow, inside the tram is always dry. st. petersburg sets trends in the development of urban passenger transport in the country. the northern capital is the most tram-based city in the world, more than 1.0 km of tracks. we are not only changing the rolling stock, but we are reconstructing the lines, reconstructing the real economy, bec

. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar hased in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday a small business owner and been in the bike industry a long needed help in finding at space and sxug the that is a oewd and others agencies were a huge helped walked us through the process we couldn't have done it without you this is sloped to be your grand boulevard if so typically a way to get one way to the other it is supposed to be a beautiful boulevard and fellowship it is started to look like that. >> we have one goal that was the night to the neighborhood while the bigger project of developments as underway and also to bring bring a sense of community back to the neighborhood. >> we wanted to use the says that a a gathering space for people to have experience whether watching movies or a yoga or coming to lecture. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this change is i

i'm lucy hockings. county sherriff�*s office has identified a person of interest in connection with a shooting near highway i75. authorities consider joseph a couch to be armed and dangerous and have urged members of the public not to approach him. london county mayor randall weddle confirmed on facebook that seven people are injured — not all by gunshot — and that there are no deaths. the mayor also reported a continuing active shooter situation near the scene, about nine miles outside london, kentucky near i75. officials have closed a section of the highway.

i hock sophie, not knowing whether i would be able to do this again, tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had to think that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that i didn't know what home means, lowering the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are of posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of air and voices. we do not have them nearly enough. it is much more acceptable to hear a so called moderate jewish voice than i tell us the invoice i used to believe in human rights. i used to believe and that we live in the world that every human being should have equal rights. but know that there is a soldiers are posting every thing, the 2 online, on textbook and other social media platforms. if i have a kid that is watching, all of this happening is watching this on news and seeing children, women goes noise, every one is being killed, everyone is being deprived food to, to power everything. and this w

he was speaking to my colleague lucy hockings. so far militarily, but he wants better and stronger weapons. i know you have supported for a long time the use of limited long—range missiles that can be used deep inside of russia. what do you believe the risk of that r? that potential escalation?— that r? that potential escalation? �* , . , escalation? it's always right to be concerned _ escalation? it's always right to be concerned about i escalation? it's always right| to be concerned about risks, and having sat out the situation room table in combat commands and as a cia director, it's a lot easier to stand here and question why it has taken so long for this decision. but i think at this point it has taken too long for the decision. i am very hopeful that we will hear out of this summit today between the uk prime minister and the us president, will hear one of the deliverables will be a joint announcement that the limits, the restrictions on the use of storm provided by the uk and the army tactile muscle so some by the years have

hello, i'm lucy hockings.van says intense conversations are ongoing to decide whether to allow ukraine to hit russia with long—range weapons donated by western allies. mr sullivan said on saturday that president biden will spend the rest of his term putting ukraine in the best possible position to fight russian aggression. mr sullivan spoke shortly after the head of nato's military committee said ukraine has the right to defend itself against russia even beyond its own borders during the committee's annual meeting in prague. also on saturday, russia and ukraine exchanged 206 prisoners of war in a deal brokered by the united arab emirates. russia said the soldiers it released were captured during ukraine's incursion into the kursk region. russia said on saturday that it has recaptured a village in ukraine's eastern pokrovske region, hours after it shelled 15 other border towns. ukrainian troops told the bbc they're worried russia is trying to surround them. aruna iyengar has this report.

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hello, i'm lucy hockings.ngoing to decide whether to allow ukraine to hit russia with long—range weapons donated by western allies. mr sullivan said on saturday that president biden will spend the rest of his term putting ukraine in the best possible position to fight russian aggression. mr sullivan spoke shortly after the head of nato's military committee said ukraine has the right to defend itself against russia, even beyond its own borders, during the committee's annual meeting in prague. also on saturday, russia and ukraine exchanged 206 prisoners of war in a deal brokered by the united arab emirates. russia said the soldiers it released were captured during ukraine's incursion into the kursk region. russia said on saturday that it has recaptured a village in ukraine's eastern pokrovske region, hours after it shelled 15 other border towns. ukrainian troops told the bbc they're worried russia is trying to surround them.

thuringian leader of alternative for germany björn höcke arrived at the polling station in a four-wheel on our niva, his political success grew in the fall on the basis of promises to stop military aid to ukraine and start negotiations with russia. we have certainly become the biggest force, we are a young people's party in thuringia, and we have achieved a historic victory, which we are proud of. co-chairman of the thuringian victors for germany. is chasing the right, but to a much lesser extent than the afd, is overtaking the cdu centrists in thuringia. one thing is constant: scholz and his colorful pro-war company are dragging along at the tail end with the pitiful crumbs from the winners' table, and third place in the soxo neftüring is on the left, this is the union of sarah wagenknach. this union is not even a year old, and it is already nipping at the heels of the cdu party, created in 1945 in the occupied usa, britain and france. territory of west germany, but sarah wagengneh has a serious trump card against the old men from the christian democratic union: she, unlike this party,

hello, i'm lucy hockings.of human rights abuses, has died. he was 86. his death was announced by his daughter, and indirect successor as president, keiko fujimori. a controversial and authoritarian figure, he governed peru between 1990 and 2000 before being forced from office amid allegations of corruption. his tough stance against a left—wing guerrilla insurgency while president brought allegations of human rights abuses. he fled the country in 2000 but was subsequently arrested and extradited to peru, where he was convicted in a number of cases including for corruption, abuse of power and being behind two death squad massacres dan collyns is a reporter based in the peruvian capital, lima.

hello, i'm lucy hockings. man who insists that he is the rightful leader of venezuela, edmundo gonzalez, has been granted asylum in spain and is vowing to continue to fight for democracy. gonzalez had spent weeks in hiding after the opposition said it could prove that he beat nicolas maduro. he told supporters in an audio message that he was threatened right up until the moment he fled. here are those comments in full, translated to english. translation: dear friends. first of all, receive a warm and loving welcome from my words of thanks for the expressions of solidarity i received from you. i wanted to inform you that i arrived to madrid today in the morning. my departure from caracas was surrounded by episodes of pressure, coercion and threats that i would not be allowed to leave. i trust that we will soon continue the fight for liberty and the return to democracy in venezuela. a big hug for everyone. venezuela's opposition says its candidate, mr gonzalez, won the presidential election held on the 28th ofju

hello, i'm lucy hockings.srael's defense minister, yoav galant, says the country is opening a new phase in its year—long war, with the centre of gravity shifting to the north. his comments came after a second day of explosions in lebanon, this time involving walkie—talkies used by hezbollah. lebanon's health ministry says at least 20 people were killed in tuesday's walkie—talkie explosions. more than 400 others were wounded. our senior international correspondent, orla guerin, reports from beirut. his polo coming to bury its deadin his polo coming to bury its dead in south beirut today. casualties of a new chapter in middle east warfare. killed not by airstrikes but by exploding pages. apparently a message from mossad. among the dead, an 11 year boy. but even the mourners were not safe. suddenly, the sound of another blast. chaos and panic filling the street and a rush to evacuate the wounded. the authorities say this time, walkie—talkies exploded, not just in beirut. here it a ceuphone just in beirut. here it

bjorn hocke has been fined twice for knowingly using a nazi slogan, something he denied.asn't allowed in — by a party that often claims it's being persecuted and smeared. in the former communist east, this region is an afd stronghold, where the party's policies of ending weapons aid to ukraine and a tough anti—immigration message are gaining traction. translation: the politicians have promised a lot, - particularly regarding migrants and foreigners, and nothing happened, nothing. because of germany's history, some people are really worried about the rise of the far—right. translation: germany's history? that's what it is, history. we live in the here and now. in thuringia's capital this weekend, a night run for the public. while the afd is on the march, it will probably be excluded from power, as other parties won't work alongside it. but the result�*s a marker for change in germany, by more than a flicker. jessica parker, bbc news, erfurt. for more on the situation, i've been speaking to dw news' political correspondent matthew moore. he has been tracking the regional el

bjorn hocke has been fined twice for knowingly using a nazi slogan, something he denied.c victory. celebrations and afd video footage, because the media wasn't allowed in — by a party that often claims it's being persecuted and smeared. in the former communist east, this region is an afd stronghold, where the party's policies of ending weapons aid to ukraine and a tough anti—immigration message are gaining traction. translation: the politicians have promised a lot, - particularly regarding migrants and foreigners, and nothing happened, nothing. because of germany's history, some people are really worried about the rise of the far right. translation: germany's history? that's what it is, history. we live in the here and now. in thuringia's capital this weekend, a night run for the public. while the afd is on the march, it will probably be excluded from power, as other parties won't work alongside it. but the result�*s a marker for change in germany, by more than a flicker. jessica parker, bbc news, erfurt. these are regional not national elections. an estate where alternat

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