In Germany, a growing wave of discontent has emerged against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party due to its stance on migrants. On Saturday, tens of thousands of protesters gathered throughout the country, calling for a ban on the party. This outcry follows revelations that senior AfD members held a meeting in November, during which they discussed a controversial plan to conduct mass deportations of migrants—a move that has drawn comparisons to the dark times of the Nazi era.
Reports from local media indicate that an estimated 35,000 demonstrators congregated in the city of Frankfurt. Additionally, similar protests took place in various other cities across the country, with significant gatherings observed in Hamburg. Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed his support for the demonstrations, commending the people for voicing their opposition to what he characterized as racism and hate speech.
