AfD holds 30% in INSA polling as Germany’s governing bloc trails
INSA’s October surveys put AfD ahead of CDU/CSU. The latest reading in the reviewed series shows an 11.5-point lead.
INSA’s October surveys put AfD ahead of CDU/CSU. The latest reading in the reviewed series shows an 11.5-point lead.
A corruption inquiry has become a confrontation over judicial independence. Seszták denies wrongdoing, while the government rejects allegations of political prosecution.
Article 37 concerns a state’s failure to fulfil legal obligations. Discussion of the power is not evidence that Berlin has already invoked it.
Die Linke says Issa Remmo was not invited and was asked to leave. Reported private messages add questions but do not establish a criminal partnership.
The U.S. president openly challenges Zelenskyy’s leadership as a dispute over Russian diesel deepens the rift between Washington and Kyiv.
The September survey points to pressure on Germany’s established parties. Its two separate voting questions produce different leaders.
The Polish MEP wants Warsaw involved in a revived gas project. His proposal is a political demand, not an announced reopening.
The Slovak MEP calls for deportations and contrasts Central Europe with the West. His intervention raises a question governments must answer with evidence and enforceable policy.
The regional parliament confirms Tobias Rausch’s election. His claims about future CDU backing concern a separate political question that remains to be tested.
A report originating with Ordo Iuris describes a venue refusal and postponement. The dispute raises a wider ethical question about commercial arrangements around birth.