The far-right Alternative for Germany party won the eastern state election by a wide margin, according to Deutsche Welle, prompting debate among politicians and analysts while economists warn of potential consequences.
Exit polls indicate a strong lead for the far-right Alternative for Germany party in the German state election, according to BBC Politics.
A France 24 debate segment examined the implications of the Alternative für Deutschland's strong showing in a regional election, which analysts say could signal broader shifts in German and European politics.
Residents of the German state capital voice concern for immigrants and the country's future after the far-right party posted a historic result in regional elections.