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    In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD's state leader Martin Stahl has moved to postpone the election of a new Minister-President candidate, a step reported by BILD as a significant internal delay. The move puts the spotlight on the state party's leadership contest and its plans ahead of the next state election, with the far-right party polling strongly in the region.

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    Attention is on the AfD's growing standing in Hamburg, with local radio coverage noting that political extremes are gaining support across the city. The discussion comes as the far-right party registers rising poll numbers regionally, prompting debate about shifting voter alignments in a traditionally left-leaning city-state. Commenters are weighing what this means for Hamburg's established parties ahead of future elections.

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    Hessian justice ministry reviews judges' AfD ban petition signing●Die Mindsetter Das unionsgeführte hessische Justizministerium wies eine Überprüfung an, ob die Unterzeichnung eines AufrMmastodonBusinessLabor2691 h ago

    The Hessian justice ministry, led by the Christian Democrats, has ordered a review into whether judges and prosecutors who signed a call to initiate proceedings to ban the AfD could face disciplinary measures. The move has drawn attention to the tension between freedom of expression for civil servants and the duty of neutrality, with critics accusing the ministry of intimidating judicial staff.

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    AfD politician Curio sparks row over 330,000 naturalizations●AfD-Innenpolitiker Gottfried Curio schreibt, mit über 330.000 Einbürgerungen seien "bewusst endgültige AbschiebehinderniMmastodonWorldImmigration32 h ago

    AfD interior politician Gottfried Curio claimed Germany's record of over 330,000 naturalizations in 2025 deliberately created 'permanent obstacles to deportation'. The figure is accurate: the Federal Statistical Office reports 332,500 naturalizations. Critics point out that citizenship requires lawful residence, so naturalized people were generally not facing deportation in the first place, making his framing misleading.