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Tino Chrupalla

German politician (born 1975), AfD

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  • Aug 7

    ARD poll: AfD hits record 28% as Union slumps to 21%, government satisfaction at 13%

    The AfD reaches 28 percent in the ARD-Deutschlandtrend, its highest ever, while the CDU/CSU falls to 21 percent and 85 percent of Germans express dissatisfaction with the federal government.

  • Jul 27

    AfD's North Rhine‑Westphalia branch seeks to buy a 3‑million‑euro event hall as federal party denies financing

    The AfD's largest state chapter wants to acquire its own venue after years of struggling to rent space, but a loan from the national party is in question while a disciplinary probe against its leaders moves forward.

  • Jul 15

    German prosecutors probe comedian Uwe Steimle over Merkel hanging, Stauffenberg remarks at AfD event

    The Dessau-Roßlau public prosecutor's office opened an investigation against cabaret artist Uwe Steimle on Wednesday after he joked at an AfD event about hanging a portrait of former Chancellor Angela Merkel and invoked the July 20 plotter Claus von Stauffenberg in reference to Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

  • Jun 29

    AfD kicks off Berlin election campaign with attacks on mayor over 'Tennisgate'

    Berlin's AfD lead candidate Kristin Brinker launched her party's campaign for the September state election with sharp personal attacks on Governing Mayor Kai Wegner, invoking the January power outage and his tennis game that became known as 'Tennisgate'.

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