‘No to Nazis’: Protesters delay start of German far-right AfD party congress
Thousands of anti-Nazi protesters gathered outside the site of a key meeting of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the town of Riesa on Saturday. During its congress the party is expected to formally nominate its leader Alice Weidel as candidate for chancellor ahead of Germany's snap election on February 23.
Thousands of anti-Nazi protesters gathered outside the site of a key meeting of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the town of Riesa on Saturday. During its congress the party is expected to formally nominate its leader Alice Weidel as candidate for chancellor ahead of Germany's snap election on February 23.
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