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Tiny Anti-Establishment Party Could Propel Germany's Far Right to Power

Germany's far right recently won a state election. However, the party fell short of securing an outright majority. Its potential path to

Germany's far right recently won a state election. However, the party fell short of securing an outright majority. Its potential path to power now depends heavily on external factors. A small populist group holds the balance of influence. This political group defies traditional labels. The tiny anti-establishment party remains unconventional. Its decisions could shape the future of the regional government. Observers continue to monitor the evolving political alignment in Germany.