Germany's domestic intelligence report states the far-right AfD continues to promote a definition of the German people based on ethnic origin, despite courts ruling the position unconstitutional. The report reiterates that the far right remains the primary threat to German democracy.
The Zioneer previously reported on a related intelligence finding regarding the AfD, noting a 40% rise in members deemed extremist within the party. This new report from Germany's domestic intelligence agency (BfV) adds that the party's official stance on nationality — defining the German people on an ethnic basis — has been explicitly ruled unconstitutional by German courts. The BfV warns that far-right extremism continues to be the primary threat to German democracy, with no indication that the AfD is moderating its positions.
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