Far-right AfD party wants Germany to leave the EU

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Alice Weidel, the candidate for German chancellor from the far-right Alternative for Germany party, has criticized the European Union for destroying the country's auto industry and proposed reducing the bloc to a free trade area, according to Bloomberg.

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Scholz’s Far-Right Rival Puts Germany’s EU Exit on the Ballot

Alice Weidel, the long-shot chancellor candidate from the far-right Alternative for Germany, slammed the European Union for destroying the country’s auto industry and proposed winding back the bloc to a free-trade zone.

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Dexit? Far-right AfD wants Germany to leave the EU

Germany's far-right AfD has stated in its draft election manifesto that it wants to leave the EU and the euro. Are they serious — and what consequences would this have for Germany and the EU?

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Germans will go to the polls on February 23 after the collapse of the center-left coalition government led by Chancellor Olaf Solac.

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The billionaire had not previously understood why the party was called far-right.

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The candidate for chancellor of Germany advocates the country's exit from the EU: which party does she represent? - Global Happenings

Alice Weidel, a member of the German AfD party – Alternative for Germany – is a rival of the current German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in the upcoming elections. She called on Germany to leave the European Union because membership “negatively affects the country’s economy.” Thus, Weidel believes that the European Union “destroyed” the German automobile industry. The destruction of the auto industry occurred due to the ban until 2035 on the sale of …