Sachsen-Anhalt may see first far-right-led German state government since WWII

Sachsen-Anhalt could become the first German state since 1945 to be governed by a far-right party, potentially with support from left-wing populists. This would mark a historic shift in German post-war politics, breaking the traditional cordon sanitaire against the far right. The outcome depends on coalition negotiations and could signal broader political realignment ahead of federal elections.