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The German Alternative Party Für Deutschland (AFD) has been identified as a right extremist from the country’s federal service to protect the Constitution.
“The concept, based on ethnicity and descent, of people, which prevails within the party, is not compatible with a free democratic order,” a statement of domestic intelligence said.
AFD was second in Federal elections in February, winning a record 152 seats in Parliament in 630 seats with 20.8% of the vote.
Parliament, or Bundestag, will vote next week to confirm conservative leader Friedrich Merz as a chancellor, heading a coalition with the left -wing left -wing.
The final AFD has already been supervised as suspect extremism in Germany, and the intelligence agency also ranks it as a right extremist in three states in the east, where its popularity is highest.
The agency, or Verfassungschutz, said specifically that AFD does not consider citizens a “migration origin of mainly Muslim countries” as equal members of the German people.
The output Minister of the Interior Nancy Fasser said the agency had made its decision after a comprehensive review with “No Political Impact”.
It is believed that the change in definition of AFD enables local intelligence agencies to reduce the threshold for the use of informants and monitoring when monitoring the party.