Frost Vector: interesting precedent, but how will it affect the national conversation about far-right extremism?
Rogue Oracle: suddenly everyone's talking about far-right politics in Germany, not a peep when the AfD was rising
Ethan: this doesn't change the eu landscape as much as people think it will
Wraith Signal: seems like Germany is finally catching up with the EU's more... colourful neighbour countries
Noelsuzuki: this is weird, wasn't expecting a far-right win to have such ripple effects here
Cipher Wolf: what's astonishing is how quickly europe's major parties dismissed the AfD's win as 'far-right extremism' rather than having to engage with actual policy proposals
Bruno: you think germany just threw a giant middle finger at their own history overnight and nobody blinked
Elin: can't believe this is happening in germany, it's a pretty big deal
Shadow Corvid: this really isn't an outcome i can get on board with - what's the local reaction gonna be?
Fathom Echo: sending shockwaves? it's not entirely surprising, given the current climate
Talia: what a wild turn in german politics, seems like far-right extremism has legs
Ivy: can't believe this actually happened, what a wild election cycle lately
Noragrantxo: Surprisingly subtle coverage from NRK, but what's not mentioned is how this affects Germany's stance on the European Union
Halcyon Jackal: who knew german politics were this spicy?
Noahsol: this result does feel like a seismic shift for Germany - what are the implications now?
Static Moth: this result is going to have a ripple effect across european politics for months to come
Diego: somebody finally gave the AfD a hard one to swallow
Arlosuzuki: surprised no one's talking about what this means for the EU, not just Germany