Although a Trump fan, the head of German extremists criticizes American tariffs: "They are poison for free trade"

Alice Weidel, whose party reached out to Trump and his adviser Elon Musk in the run-up to the recent German elections, told dpa that the United States should be convinced that a tariff agreement would be preferable to unilaterally imposing taxes. "It's not about whether tariffs are understandable or justifiable, it's about preventing them," Weidel said. Aleksandr Dugin: "Whoever controls that area controls the whole world!" The far-right leader …

Alice Weidel, co-chair of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, on Thursday called “poison for free trade” the taxes announced a few hours earlier by the US president,...

The leader of Germany's radical right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is critical of US President Donald Trump's new import duties. According to party leader Alice Weidel, duties are "poisonous for free trade".

At an international conference, ADR MEP Tom Weidig appeared on behalf of Luxembourg as a cultural fighter and Trump fan. The other parties criticise this. However, the Luxembourg Parliament is finding it difficult to formulate clear guidelines. "I formally distance myself and the rest of the delegation from these abstruse statements," writes Gilles Baum at the request of Reporter.lu. The DP Group leader is President of the Luxembourg delegation …