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Kann man im Land der rechtsextremen Welle noch unbeschwert studieren? - Hochschule Harz

Kann man im Land der rechtsextremen Welle noch unbeschwert studieren? - Hochschule Harz

Sachsen-Anhalts Hochschulen nach dem AfD-Wahlsieg Kann man im Land der rechtsextremen Welle noch unbeschwert studieren?

Regiert die AfD in Sachsen-Anhalt, ist die Freiheit der Hochschulen bedroht, sagen Experten. Was das mit denen macht, die gerade ins Studium gestartet sind. Aus Wernigerode berichtet Lukas Hildebrand

An Interview with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz "I Am Dissatisfied with the Prevailing Atmosphere in Germany"

In a wide ranging interview with DER SPIEGEL, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz speaks about his relationship with Trump, the immense challenges facing Germany and the dangers of the AfD. Interview Conducted by Christoph Hickmann, Dirk Kurbjuweit und Cornelia Schmergal

A German Dairy Billionaire's Links to the Far Right - Alexander Schuhmann / picture alliance

A German Dairy Billionaire's Links to the Far Right - Alexander Schuhmann / picture alliance

Müllermilch Boss with Fringe Friends A German Dairy Billionaire's Links to the Far Right

The dairy billionaire Theo Müller is friends with Alice Weidel, the co-leader of the right-wing extremist party Alternative for Germany. She and other fringe figures were invited to his extravagant birthday party. By Susanne Amann und Ann-Katrin Müller

A Look inside the Report Documenting the AfD's Right-Wing Radicalism - Michael Kappeler / picture alliance

A Look inside the Report Documenting the AfD's Right-Wing Radicalism - Michael Kappeler / picture alliance

Compendium of Extremism A Look inside the Report Documenting the AfD's Right-Wing Radicalism

The AfD has issued threats of a "war against the government," complains of a "knife jihad" on German streets and demands that millions be "remigrated." DER SPIEGEL has looked inside the 1,108-page report compiled by domestic intelligence officials. By Maik Baumgärtner, Ann-Katrin Müller, Ansgar Siemens und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

The Potential Pitfalls of Reporting on the Far Right - [M] DER SPIEGEL

The Potential Pitfalls of Reporting on the Far Right - [M] DER SPIEGEL

meinung •DER SPIEGEL's Coverage of the AfD The Potential Pitfalls of Reporting on the Far Right

DER SPIEGEL's coverage of the far-right AfD is commendable, writes media critic Bernhard Poerksen. But there are several dilemmas which must be highlighted. And learned from through open debate. A guest essay by Bernhard Poerksen

Right Wing Extremist Chats Flourishing on Telegram - [M] Elsa Hundertmark / DER SPIEGEL

Right Wing Extremist Chats Flourishing on Telegram - [M] Elsa Hundertmark / DER SPIEGEL

"Good Hunting" Right Wing Extremist Chats Flourishing on Telegram

A militant neo-Nazi online subculture is propagating violence against migrants and members of the LGBTQ community. Members of this parallel world, known as "Terrorgram," come from all over the world. And many of them are minors.

How Germany's AfD Intends to Boost Its Influence - Rafael Heygster / DER SPIEGEL

How Germany's AfD Intends to Boost Its Influence - Rafael Heygster / DER SPIEGEL

Right Wing Report How Germany's AfD Intends to Boost Its Influence

By the time Germany's next elections roll around, the right-wing Alternative for Germany party hopes to be the country's strongest political power. Voter frustration is helping, but does the party actually have a plan?

Why Did a German Newspaper Help Elon Musk Interfere in German Politics? - Getty Images / AFP

Why Did a German Newspaper Help Elon Musk Interfere in German Politics? - Getty Images / AFP

Boost for the Right Wing Why Did a German Newspaper Help Elon Musk Interfere in German Politics?

Ever since Elon Musk threw his support behind the right-wing AfD party in the pages of Die Welt, the paper and the Axel Springer publishing house has had a newsroom revolt on its hands. CEO Mathias Döpfner's apparent courtship of Musk may have been behind the stunt. By Vicky Bargel und Anton Rainer

Why Are Attacks and Incitement on the Rise in Germany? - Marc Stinger / IMAGO

Why Are Attacks and Incitement on the Rise in Germany? - Marc Stinger / IMAGO

The New Hatred for Politicians Why Are Attacks and Incitement on the Rise in Germany?

Violent attacks, arson attacks, death threats: Brutal hostilities against politicians are shaking democracy in Germany. Experts are observing a growing far-right youth culture and are calling for more protection, especially for public officials in local authorities.

How the AfD Became the Long Arm of Russia and China - [M]: maselkoo99 / Getty Images, Henvry / Getty Images, TinaFields / Getty Images, Baris-Ozer / Getty Images, microstocker / Getty Images, Belgium / Getty Images, Gavriil Grigorov / Sputnik / Kremlin Pool / picture alliance / AP

How the AfD Became the Long Arm of Russia and China - [M]: maselkoo99 / Getty Images, Henvry / Getty Images, TinaFields / Getty Images, Baris-Ozer / Getty Images, microstocker / Getty Images, Belgium / Getty Images, Gavriil Grigorov / Sputnik / Kremlin Pool / picture alliance / AP

The Alternative Against Germany How the AfD Became the Long Arm of Russia and China

The far-right AfD presents itself as a patriotic party, but revelations about possible monetary payments from Russia and a suspected Chinese spy have exposed its members as traitors to their country. DER SPIEGEL has learned that the Kremlin even drafted a "manifesto" for the party.

German Identitarians Are Trying to Make a Comeback - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: IMAGO / ZUMA Press; dts / IMAGO; Nils Lenthe; Paul Zinken / picture alliance / dpa; Thomas Victor / Agentur Focus

German Identitarians Are Trying to Make a Comeback - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: IMAGO / ZUMA Press; dts / IMAGO; Nils Lenthe; Paul Zinken / picture alliance / dpa; Thomas Victor / Agentur Focus

Right-Wing Extremism German Identitarians Are Trying to Make a Comeback

The Identitarian Movement in Germany seemed to have ebbed. But now the right-wing extremists are making a comeback. They have close ties to the Alternative for Germany party and a notable financier who used to be an important member of the center-right Christian Democrats. By Maik Baumgärtner, Ann-Katrin Müller, Sven Röbel und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

Can the German People Stop the AfD's Far-Right Rise? - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Markus Hintzen / DER SPIEGEL, Stefan Boness / DER SPIEGEL, Markus Hintzen / DER SPIEGEL

Can the German People Stop the AfD's Far-Right Rise? - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Markus Hintzen / DER SPIEGEL, Stefan Boness / DER SPIEGEL, Markus Hintzen / DER SPIEGEL

Over a Million at Protests Can the German People Stop the AfD's Far-Right Rise?

Politicians in Germany have failed to find the means to successfully fight the rise of the far-right AfD. Now, hundreds of thousands of normal citizens have taken to the streets in efforts to stop the party. Although the protest movement includes broad swaths of society, it remains fragile.

Germany's Right-Wing AfD Party Makes Strides in the West - Uwe Anspach / dpa

Germany's Right-Wing AfD Party Makes Strides in the West - Uwe Anspach / dpa

Rising Radicalism Germany's Right-Wing AfD Party Makes Strides in the West

The right-wing radical Alternative for Germany party long seemed unable to gain much traction in western Germany. But on Sunday, two state elections showed that the party has begun attracting significant support beyond its traditional stomping grounds. An Analysis By Maria Fiedler

The German AfD's Constant Drift Toward Extremism - Fotos: Annegret Hilse / Reuters; Rafael Heygster / DER SPIEGEL

The German AfD's Constant Drift Toward Extremism - Fotos: Annegret Hilse / Reuters; Rafael Heygster / DER SPIEGEL

Rising Right The German AfD's Constant Drift Toward Extremism

The right-wing extremist Alternative for Germany party is increasingly open about its rejection of democratic principles. But public support is soaring nonetheless. The party's focus on professionalism could be one reason why. By Ann-Katrin Müller

Secret Messages Document Moscow Contacts with Staffer of Far-Right AfD - Overton Magazin; DER SPIEGEL

Secret Messages Document Moscow Contacts with Staffer of Far-Right AfD - Overton Magazin; DER SPIEGEL

The Kremlin's Friends in Berlin Secret Messages Document Moscow Contacts with Staffer of Far-Right AfD

A pro-Russian activist who works for a politician from the far-right AfD party, sought support from Moscow for a lawsuit against the German government, DER SPIEGEL has learned. They aim of the legal complaint was to delay German arms deliveries to Ukraine.

The True Proximity of Germany's AfD To Neo-Nazis - Fotos: recherche-nord

The True Proximity of Germany's AfD To Neo-Nazis - Fotos: recherche-nord

Dangerous Liaisons The True Proximity of Germany's AfD To Neo-Nazis

Officially, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party wants nothing to do with organized right-wing extremists and neo-Nazis. But reporting by DER SPIEGEL sheds light on connections that are deeper than those previously known. By Maik Baumgärtner und Ann-Katrin Müller

Moscow's Man in the Bundestag - Wladimir Sergijenko / Telegram

Moscow's Man in the Bundestag - Wladimir Sergijenko / Telegram

Outrage over Pro-Russian AfD Worker Moscow's Man in the Bundestag

A pro-Russian activist with close ties to Moscow works for an AfD member of the federal parliament, giving him access to the seat of German democracy. Security authorities are alarmed by the man, who holds both German and Russian citizenship. Nevertheless, it seems there is little they can do.

Alternative for Germany Party Gains Ground Ahead of Elections - picture alliance / dpa

Alternative for Germany Party Gains Ground Ahead of Elections - picture alliance / dpa

Normalization on the Extreme Right Alternative for Germany Party Gains Ground Ahead of Elections

The far-right Alternative for Germany party is polling better than it has in several years. With elections approaching next year in a trio of eastern German states, the AfD is seeking to find its way even closer to the political mainstream.

The Motley Crew that Wanted to Topple the German Government - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Wolfgang Kumm / picture alliance / dpa; fhm / Getty Images; Jewgeni Roppel

The Motley Crew that Wanted to Topple the German Government - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Wolfgang Kumm / picture alliance / dpa; fhm / Getty Images; Jewgeni Roppel

Prince Putsch and His Gang The Motley Crew that Wanted to Topple the German Government

An obscure German blue blood is reportedly at the center of a strange plan to topple the German government foiled this week by the country's security services. Observers are describing the development as a dangerous escalation of the Reichsbürger movement, whose followers want to overthrow Germany's leaders.

The True Leader of Germany's Right Wing AfD - HC Plambeck / DER SPIEGEL

The True Leader of Germany's Right Wing AfD - HC Plambeck / DER SPIEGEL

Embracing Extremism The True Leader of Germany's Right Wing AfD

For years, Germany's far-right AfD party has seen multiple power struggles as the extremist wing under Björn Höcke sought to seize control. Though he's not part of the leadership duo, Höcke has now reached his goal. By Ann-Katrin Müller

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