Matthew Moore, a DW journalist focused on the AfD, and Stefanie Witte from Tagesspiegel offer insightful analysis on the rising far-right party in Germany. They discuss the AfD's unprecedented polling numbers and examine voter disillusionment with traditional parties. The conversation delves into the party’s controversial rhetoric, leadership evolution under Alice Weidel, and shifting voter demographics that signal a potential reshaping of German politics. The duo uncovers the complexities of identity and public perception surrounding the AfD's controversial stances.

Matthew Moore, a DW journalist covering German politics, interviews Sahra Wagenknecht, the charismatic leader of the Bündnis Saarer Wagenknecht party, which is blending left- and right-wing ideologies. Katja Hoyer, a historian, provides context on this new political force shaking up Germany. They discuss the party's stance against NATO, its push for a stronger welfare state, and its appeal among younger voters. The conversation navigates the implications of this emerging movement on Germany's future political landscape, especially in light of regional dynamics.