The party Alternative for Germany (AfD) achieved victory in state elections in the country. The party's leadership has been described as part of a supposed "neo-fascist international," according to Francisco Gonçalves.
Francisco Gonçalves highlighted the contradictions of co-leader Alice Weidel, questioning her political consistency and discourse. The analyst also drew attention to the financial ties connecting the party to Moscow.
These connections to Russian financial institutions have been the subject of public scrutiny. The connection to the Russian capital raises questions about the nature of the AfD's international relations and its possible external influences.
