Germany's far-right AfD comes under fire in four-way election debate
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) came under heavy fire on Sunday as Chancellor Olaf Scholz faced off with his rivals in a four-way TV debate just one week before national elections. Scholz said Germany has learnt the lessons from its Nazi past.
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This is despite all mainstream parties in Germany ruling out any cooperation with AfD after Sunday’s ballot, meaning its ...
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