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German intelligence: AfD is an extremist party

05-05-2025 15:24

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German intelligence: AfD is an extremist party

Die AfD, die größte Oppositionspartei im Bundestag, ist als "rechtsextreme" Partei einzustufen: Zu diesem Schluss kommt das Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz

EU/EN - Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), the largest opposition party in the Bundestag, should be considered a "far right" party, aka neo-Nazi: this is the conclusion reached by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (internal services), in a 1,100-page report by the federal intelligence services that runs from February 2021 to April 2025. The language and statements of the party are in conflict with the constitutional dictate and the democratic order. The classification as extremist announced on Friday, May 2, authorizes the intelligence agency to "monitor" the AfD, through informants or wiretaps. In addition, public funding to the AfD could be limited by the German parliament. The new Merz government is also considering trying to ban the party, SPD leader Klingbeil said last week.

 

ITA - Alternative für Deutschland, (AfD), il maggiore partito di opposizione nel Bundestag, va considerato un partito di «estrema destra», alias neonazista: è giunto a questa conclusione l’Ufficio Federale della Difesa della Costituzione (servizi interni),in un rapporto di 1.100 pagine dei servizi segreti federali che va da febbraio 2021 ad aprile 2025. Per  linguaggio ed esternazioni del partito sono in contrasto con il dettato costituzionale e l’ordinamento democratico.

La classificazione come estremista annunciata venerdì 2 maggio autorizza l'agenzia di intelligence a "monitorare" l'AfD, tramite informatori o intercettazioni. Inoltre potrebbero essere limitati i finziamenti pubblici all'AfD dal parlamento tedesco. 

Il nuovo governo Merz starebbe valutando anche l'opportunità di tentare di mettere al bando il partito, ha dichiarato la scorsa settimana il leader della SPD Klingbeil.

 

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