Demonstrations have erupted across multiple German cities, with protesters calling for the outright prohibition of the far-right Alternative for Germany party. The rallies, held in urban centers like Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich, reflect growing public opposition to the party’s policies and its rise in political influence. Organizers argue the group’s presence in government undermines democratic values, while critics question whether legal action could effectively dismantle its support base. The unrest highlights deepening divisions over immigration, nationalism, and the future of Germany’s political landscape.
Protesters in about 20 cities, including Berlin, Hamburg and Munich, demand the banning of the Alternative for Germany.
