Germany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) has officially designated the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) as an extremist party after a comprehensive three-year investigation. The report examined the party's alignment with fundamental constitutional values and its connections to right-wing extremist factions. The ruling follows the AfD's electoral performance, where it captured 20.8% of the vote, but it remains politically marginalized, as mainstream parties refuse to collaborate with them, emphasizing the divide despite their growing support.
The BfV's decision to classify the AfD as extremist follows a three-year investigation assessing its alignment with constitutional principles while highlighting connections to right-wing groups.
Despite the AfD's electoral success, securing 20.8% of votes, mainstream parties continue to isolate it, denying any coalition or governance roles.
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