Inside the far-right blueprint for Germany’s Eurasian future | DW Analysis
Generated by Grok The video from DW Analysis titled "Inside the far-right blueprint for Germany's Eurasian future" explores the rise of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party and its implications for Germany's political landscape and foreign policy orientation. Here's a breakdown based on the themes discussed: Rise of AfD : The AfD, initially formed as an anti-euro party, has evolved into a far-right movement with significant political traction, especially in Eastern Germany. Its surge in popularity is attributed to dissatisfaction with the established parties, particularly over issues like immigration, identity, and economic disparity between East and West Germany. Eurasian Vision : The AfD's vision seems to pivot Germany away from its traditional Western alliances (EU, NATO) towards a more Eurasian alignment, potentially closer to Russia and China. This shift is seen as part of a broader far-right strategy across Europe to challenge the post-Cold War order.