The magazine 'Cicero' has published the complete report by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution regarding the AfD, arguing that democracy requires transparency. This publication comes after the AfD was initially classified as a 'proven right-wing extremist' group by the office, a decision temporarily halted pending a court review.
'Cicero' argues that the report's reliance on publicly accessible sources justifies its release. The German Ministry of the Interior had previously declined to publish the report.
Meanwhile, the city of Cologne is reassessing its rental agreements with the AfD in municipal spaces, following the extremist classification. Additionally, concerns arise about the AfD's influence on the judiciary, with allegations that they aim to undermine judicial independence.
This situation underscores the ongoing tension and scrutiny surrounding the AfD's role in German politics.
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