"Surging Far-Right Sparks Massive Protests in Germany"

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Tens of thousands of people protested in German cities over the weekend against the far-right AfD party and its anti-immigration stance, sparked by a report revealing AfD members meeting with extremists to discuss expelling immigrants and "non-assimilated citizens." The protests come ahead of three major regional elections in eastern Germany, where the party's support is strongest, and have drawn attention to the issue of remigration, a term used in far-right circles as a euphemism for the expulsion of immigrants and minorities.
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