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Protests mark far-right AfD conference in Erfurt amid heavy police presence.

7 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 16 days ago

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Riot police clashed with protesters in Erfurt, Germany, as thousands gathered to demonstrate against the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party's conference.
Approximately 15,000 protesters attempted to block access to the event, but the AfD's annual congress commenced as scheduled.
Security measures were extensive, marking the largest police mobilization in Erfurt since the Pope's visit in 2011.
The timing of the conference coincided with key dates in Nazi history, which has heightened tensions and prompted significant public opposition.
The protests and police response reflected deep divisions within German society regarding the presence and influence of far-right politics.

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