Germany's far right wins regional poll

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The German Chancellor last night demanded mainstream parties avoid working with 'right-wing extremists' after the Alternative for Germany's historic victory in state elections.
Daily Mail
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As expected, Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) won in Thuringia with nearly 33% of the vote, and came second in Saxony with almost 31%.
Guardian
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Germany's far-right AfD recorded successes in two state elections on Sunday, securing far more votes than the parties currently in the national ruling coalition around Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
CNBC
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After Sunday's vote, the AfD became the first far right party to win a state legislature election in Germany since the World War II, garnering 32.8 per cent of the vote ahead of the 23.6 percent of the mainstream Christian Democrats (CDU).
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