Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has called the increasingly popular AfD an “anti-democratic” party with “undeniable” ties to Moscow
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has called for regional governments to be cut off from the federal intelligence-sharing network if the country’s most popular party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), wins upcoming state elections.
The minister branded the right-wing party, which has enjoyed the largest share of public support for months, “anti-democratic” in an interview with Bild published on Sunday, and said Berlin should be prepared to “consistently counter it.”
Pistorius claimed that the AfD could not be…
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