Photo: DPAOn Sunday the Alternative for Germany (AfD) barely scraped into the state parliament in Saarland. At their high point in May 2016, the far-right party were also polling at 11 percent in Saarland. 'They'll disappear'But the Saarland result has led the party’s enemies to smell blood. 'Not a shock'The Saarland result was "not a complete shock,” Güllner said. The AfD in Saarland “scored a respectable result in very difficult circumstances and with a small budget,” he said.

Source: The Local March 27, 2017 15:45 UTC