The anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has risen to a record level of support as the governing ‘Black-Red’ coalition government fell to a new low after 100 days in power, a survey has found.
A poll of 2,505 German voters by the Forsa research institute for RTL Deutschland saw the AfD rise by two points to a party record 26 per cent support, the highest of any party in the country, edging out the ‘Union’ of Chancellor Friedrich Merz at 24 per cent, Die Welt reports.
Overall support for Merz’s coalition government sank to a combined 37 per cent, as his election-losing Social Democrats (SPD) partners fell to a dismal 13 per…
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