The anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany (AfD) has topped a national poll for the first time in the party’s history, as support for the incoming government continues to slide.
The German people have given their verdict on the new German government, a coalition agreed on Wednesday, before it even takes office. As the legacy ‘conservatives’ abandon their election-time promises of border controls to get into bed with the left, polling shows them falling yet again.
In what is just the latest worrying sign for Christian Democratic Union (CDU) boss Friedrich Merz’s incoming government, the latest Ipsos survey has found that the Union (CDU/CSU) has fallen below the AfD, which has become the most supported party throughout Germany for the first time since its founding in 2013.
According to the Ipsos survey, 25 per cent of the public now back the populist anti-mass…
