The party Alternative for Germany (AfD) intends to transform its first regional government into a laboratory for far-right policies. The party recently achieved an absolute majority in the state of Thuringia, becoming the first AfD-led government in a German state.
Among the proposed measures are the so-called "remigration," profound changes to the education system, less attention to the Nazi period in school curricula, cuts to funding for cultural institutions considered "anti-German," and the creation of a voluntary force to assist the police. These measures represent a significant break with traditional German policies.
The article states that this situation marks a historic moment in German politics, with the far-right taking control of a regional government for the first time since World War II. The AfD is now positioned to implement its political program in a specific territory.
