The currently pervasive racism against asylum seekers and Musilms is a simple diversion from the budget crisis and increasing capitalist competition.
The Nazi past (and present) of the AfD's rising star
For the first time since the Second World War, a far right party has topped an election poll
AfD donors include property magnates, billionaires, and aristocrats. But what stakes do they have in the success of the far-right?
More than 15 years after its founding, Germany's Left Party has split and is staring into the abyss. Many socialists supported the party — but Nathaniel Flakin from Klasse Gegen Klasse argues a new course is needed
The party was born at the height of the anti-capitalist movement. Since then, elections have become more important than social movements
Fifteen years ago, Germany’s Green vice chancellor wrote a play in which the hero is a right-wing mass murderer
Recent elections in Hesse and Bavaria have crushed the illusion that extremist politics is an Eastern German phenomenon.
In the run up to the Berlin elections, Ciarán Dold from the Corner Späti podcast introduces us to one of the weirder parties running.