"Rising Tensions: Germany Grapples with Far-Right Influence and Asylum Policy"

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Thousands of people in Germany, including Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his foreign minister, protested against the far right following a report of a meeting where extremists discussed deporting millions of immigrants if they took power. The meeting involved figures from the Identitarian Movement and the far-right Alternative for Germany party. The furor has led to calls for considering a ban on AfD, which has moved steadily to the right since its founding in 2013, but opponents argue that the process could be lengthy and uncertain, potentially benefiting the party.
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- Olaf Scholz among thousands protesting in Germany against plan to deport 'unassimilated citizens' Sky News
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