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- 1Alice Weidel gives full-length interview to The Economist●The full-length interview with AfD co-leader Alice Weidel | The Economist
The Economist has published a full-length interview with Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). The interview is drawing significant attention, particularly around the party's positions on Ukraine and its broader foreign policy stance ahead of political debate in Germany. Viewers are weighing the decision to platform a figure from a party that remains controversial in German mainstream politics.
- 2AfD leader Alice Weidel lays out party's governing plans●How the AfD would govern Germany | Alice Weidel full-length interview | The Economist
Economist interview with Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's far-right AfD, detailing how the party would govern Germany, is drawing heavy attention. Viewers are debating the party's positions on immigration, Ukraine and Germany's role in Europe, as the AfD polls strongly ahead of the country's next political contests.
- 3AfD co-leader Alice Weidel interviewed on Ukraine and migration▼AfD co-leader Alice Weidel on Ukraine, migration and Germany’s future | The Economist
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD), has given an interview to The Economist covering Ukraine, migration policy and her party's vision for Germany's future. The discussion touches on the far-right party's positions at a time when it is polling strongly ahead of German elections, drawing attention to its stances on Ukraine aid and border policy.
- 4AfD's Weidel Calls for Russian Oil as Merz Exits Parliament●Alice Weidel Full Speech | Merz Leaves Parliament: AfD Demands Russian Oil For Germany | Putin |N18G
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's AfD, delivered a speech in the Bundestag in which the party demanded a return to Russian oil imports for Germany, prompting Chancellor Friedrich Merz to leave the chamber. The speech has drawn wide attention, fuelling debate over Germany's energy policy, sanctions on Russia, and the AfD's stance on Moscow amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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Germany's Alternative für Deutschland, co-led by Alice Weidel, is calling for a far-reaching restructuring of the European Union, according to coverage in Die Zeit and other outlets. Reports describe proposals that critics say could amount to a new 'Dexit', a German exit from the EU, reigniting debate over the party's European policy.
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Germany's Alternative für Deutschland is drawing attention with its position on the European Union. According to Der Spiegel, party leader Alice Weidel and the AfD want to wind down the EU altogether, outlining how the party would dismantle the bloc. The report has sparked debate about the AfD's eurosceptic agenda and what it would mean for Germany's role in Europe.
- 7AfD's Weidel says party would end German aid to Ukraine●AfD would stop German support for Ukraine: Alice Weidel interview | The Economist
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's AfD, said in an interview with The Economist that the party would halt German support for Ukraine if it came to power. The remarks highlight the anti-establishment party's stance ahead of discussions over Germany's future role in the war, drawing wide attention and debate about the country's foreign policy direction.
- 8AfD unveils plan to abolish directly elected European Parliament●The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) wants to scrap the directly elected European Parliament, shrink the European
Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has set out proposals to scrap the directly elected European Parliament, shrink the European Commission and allow Berlin to opt out of common EU policies. The measures come from the party's policy programme, which party leader Alice Weidel is presenting, drawing criticism from pro-EU voices who see it as a push toward dismantling European integration.
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Alice Weidel, a leading figure in Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, has called for major reforms of the European Union. The demand puts further pressure on Brussels at a time when debate over the EU's future direction and the role of nationalist parties in European politics is already intense. The call is drawing attention in German and European political circles.
- 10AfD's Alice Weidel to unveil plan to cut EU powers▼AfD's Alice Weidel to unveil plan to cut EU powers — report
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD), is set to present a plan proposing a reduction of European Union powers, according to a report by Deutsche Welle. The proposal signals the party's continued push for scaling back EU authority over member states, a long-standing AfD position ahead of upcoming political debates in Germany and Brussels.
- 11Alice Weidel's charm offensive falls flat at European Parliament▼Alice Weidel's failed charm offensive at the European Parliament
Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's Alternative für Deutschland, made a diplomatic push at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, but the effort failed to win over members. Le Monde described the appearance as a failed charm offensive, and reactions online have focused on the lukewarm reception her party received from other political groups in the chamber.
- 12Weidel Attacks Merz Coalition Over Failed Migration Turnaround●AfD: "There Is No Migration Turnaround!" Alice Weidel Takes Merz and the Black-Red Coalition to T...
AfD co-leader Alice Weidel has launched a sharp attack on Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his black-red coalition, declaring that the promised migration turnaround has not materialised. In her address, she accused the government of failing to deliver on its pledge to curb immigration, a core issue of Merz's campaign and coalition agreements. The speech has drawn wide attention in Germany, where migration policy remains a deeply divisive topic and the AfD continues to pressure the government from the opposition.
- 13Le Pen and Weidel push rival visions to reshape the EU▼Le Pen vs Weidel: How the far right wants to reshape the EU
Euronews examines the rivalry and strategy between Marine Le Pen's National Rally and Alice Weidel's Alternative for Germany as Europe's far-right parties seek to reshape the European Union. The piece looks at how the two leaders compete for influence over the direction of EU policy and the broader populist right's agenda in the European Parliament.
- 14Le Pen and Weidel push rival visions for reshaping the EU▼Marine Le Pen vs Alice Weidel: How the far right wants to reshape the EU
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and Germany's Alice Weidel are at the centre of debate over the future direction of the European Union, as their parties seek to reshape EU institutions, migration policy and national sovereignty from within the European Parliament. Commentators are weighing how far the far right can translate electoral gains into real influence over EU policy, and whether the two leaders can overcome differences to form a unified bloc.