AfD is becoming the party of first choice. Expert warns: Such a government would threaten Poland
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At a glance
- Analyst ลukasz Jasiลski says rising support for Germanyโs AfD poses a real problem for Polish-German relations and NATOโs eastern-flank security.
- He says EU immigrants in Germany may remain relatively secure because of their legal status and economic role.
- Jasiลski expects longer-term social changes if AfD support continues to grow.
The Alternative for Germany is becoming the party of first choice, and a government led by it would pose a threat to Poland, according to an expert quoted by Rzeczpospolita.
ลukasz Jasiลski, a Germany analyst at the Polish Institute of International Affairs, said the growing wave of support for the AfD represents a real problem for Polish-German relations and the security of NATOโs eastern flank.
He said the social consequences would emerge over the longer term. At the same time, immigrants from European Union countries may feel relatively stable because of their legal status and their role in the economy.
The assessment places Germanyโs domestic political shift in a wider regional context, with particular attention to its implications for Poland and the allianceโs eastern flank.
In the longer term, we will observe changes at the social level, but immigrants from European Union countries may feel relatively stable because of their legal status and role in the economy.
Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.