AfD's Weidel unveils EU reform agenda in Strasbourg, drops exit rhetoric

AfD leader Alice Weidel presented a European political program in Strasbourg, calling for disempowerment of Brussels institutions while notably dropping previous calls for Germany's exit from the EU and the Euro. This marks a strategic shift toward a more mainstream, reformist stance, aligning with similar moves by France's Marine Le Pen. The development signals a potential recalibration of far-right EU policy, though the party's long-term objectives remain ambiguous.