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作成日: 2024/09/03 07:00

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has expressed alarm after the right-wing Alternative for Germany party had big wins in two former East German states on Sunday.
                
The AfD emerged as the leading party in the state of Thuringia, and finished a close second in Saxony.
                
It became the first time a party labeled as far-right won in an election for a state legislature in Germany since World War Two.
                
Some AfD politicians have made controversial statements that supported Nazism and were discriminatory against Muslims, prompting critics to call the party far-right.
                
Local media late Sunday called the election a turning point.
                
A man in his 30s told NHK in Berlin on Monday that the &quot;election results were shocking.&quot; He also said &quot;a party that says no foreigners should be allowed in this country is very undemocratic.&quot;
                
Another man in his 60s called the result &quot;mainly due to the fact that many voters are very disappointed with the policies of the current federal government.&quot;
                
Reuters news agency on Monday reported that the German chancellor released a statement, that said the &quot;election results are bitter.&quot;
                
He also said &quot;Our country cannot and must not get used to this. The AfD is damaging Germany.&quot;
                
Scholz stressed that he will take measures to try to ensure the AfD will not gain further support.
                
Votes for Scholz&#039;s center-left Social Democratic Party reportedly fell to a record low in Thuringia state elections.
                
The results are expected to give a major blow to the coalition government as it braces for the national election next year.

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