Woidke: AfD as a right -wing extremist - responsibility of the parties required

In the current debate about the classification of the alternative for Germany (AfD) as secure right -wing extremist, Brandenburg's head of government, Dietmar Woidke, expressed himself unequivocally. The SPD politician emphasized that this classification was not surprising. Woidke sees responsibility for the political examination of the AfD primarily with the other parties and warns of a determined action.

Woidke recalled the need for a strong and closed answer to the challenges that arise from extremist positions. The classification of the AfD as right -wing extremist is not only a question of political analysis, but also requires an active and effective examination at all political levels.

In recent years, the AfD has increasingly impressed in political discourse in Germany, whereby some of its views are classified as questionable by various political actors. This dynamic leads to a broad discussion about the role of the established parties and their responsibility to obtain clear positions against extremist tendencies.

The debate about the AfD is not new, but it has gained urgency, especially with regard to the upcoming elections. Woidke's request to the other parties to become active reflects the concerns that many citizens have in Germany with regard to political stability and social cohesion. A comprehensive and consistent approach could be crucial to effectively counter the challenges of extremist parties.

In summary, it can be said that the perception of the AfD as a right -wing extremist is not only a political assessment, but also a call for political mobilization. Woidke's words are a clear indication that the responsibility for combating extremism lies in all political actors.