BERLIN, Feb 26 - A German court granted the Alternative for Germany party (AfD) an injunction on Thursday ordering the ...

In a sensational ruling, the Cologne Administrative Court has bolstered the far-right Alternative for Germany, ruling that ...

The head of the domestic intelligence agency in the German state of Thuringia has praised a decision taken by its partner agency in Lower Saxony to rate the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as ...

Thousands of people took to the streets in western Germany again on Monday to oppose an appearance by Björn Höcke, a senior ...

A German court says that the country’s domestic intelligence agency can’t label the Alternative for Germany party a proven right-wing extremist group while it considers a complaint by the party ...

A German court has ordered authorities to stop calling Alternative for Germany (AfD) far-right extremist until a final ruling ...

The court's ruling further suspends a German intelligence agency designation of the AfD as a 'confirmed right-wing extremist' ...

Turmoil has engulfed the far-right Alternative for Germany party. Allegations of nepotism and weak leadership are circulating, and influential officials warn the party is jeopardizing its election ...

Alternative for Germany leaders are trying to use the court’s temporary ruling that they can’t be classified as “extremist” to snag broader voter support.

The ruling is temporary, but party co-leader Alice Weidel has already described it as a "major victory".

The far-right party is pressing the government for information on a drill in Estonia last year that exposed the vulnerabilities of NATO forces.

Ms. Sauerbrey is a German journalist who writes about Germany’s politics, society and culture. She wrote from Berlin. On ...