The radical right, through the Alternative for Germany party (AfD), is gaining political ground in Germany, representing a significant shift in the country's political landscape. This growth of the AfD raises questions about the future of German and European politics.
The impact of this rise may go far beyond German borders, potentially affecting the entire European political structure. The analysis suggests that this change should not be interpreted merely as a German internal phenomenon, but as a signal with broader implications for the continent.
This episode features the analysis of Miguel Baumgartner, who explores the possible consequences of this political trend for Europe. The discussion seeks to understand the significance of this change in the broader context of European politics.
