The Alternative for Germany (AfD) obtained a victory in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, which generated significant concern in several European countries. The electoral result was received with alarm in France, where authorities classified the situation as a "grave moment" for Europe.
In Paris, the reaction was one of strong concern regarding the advance of the German far-right party. The French authorities consider that this victory represents a worrying signal for the political future of the European continent.
In Poland, the Polish prime minister expressed criticism directed at those who celebrated the electoral result of the AfD. Donald Tusk publicly condemned the reactions of celebration in response to the victory of the far-right party in the German region.
The context of this news is part of a broader trend of growth of far-right parties in several European countries, which has been generating divisions and concerns among the governments of the European Union member states.
