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ECB's Nagel 'Concerned' About Rise of Far-Right Parties
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel, speaking Thursday at the European Central Bank's monetary policy press conference in Berlin, said he’s worried about the rise of far-right parties such as Alternative for Germany. "Some of these [far-right] concepts are self-defeating in an economic sense," Nagel explains. "Is this helpful to attract foreign investors to…
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Source context: A recent election in Saxony-Anhalt shows the hard-right party has become a serious political alternative.
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On Sunday, the German far-right party Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) won a resounding—and disturbing—victory in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. While falling short of the majority it needed to control the government without other parties’ cooperation, the result is the latest sign that AfD’s ultranationalist politics are surging in parts of the country. If…
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Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel, speaking Thursday at the European Central Bank's monetary policy press conference in Berlin, said he’s worried about the rise of far-right parties such as Alternative for Germany. "Some of these [far-right] concepts are self-defeating in an economic sense," Nagel explains. "Is this helpful to attract foreign investors to…
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The Trump administration just launched a “Section 301” investigation into Germany’s pharmaceutical pricing practices. The move begins a process to address foreign free-riding by one of the world’s largest economies — and helps advance the broader goal of ensuring wealthy countries pay their fair share for global innovation. Patients in the United States,…
A recent election in Saxony-Anhalt shows the hard-right party has become a serious political alternative.
The Alternative for Germany just shattered the political firewall meant to keep the party out. Now the country's establishment is scrambling to stop the rise of the far right.
