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The Berlin court has decided that the AfD party must vacate its headquarters in Berlin by the end of 2026, after it violated the rental contract.

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26 September 2025, 12:08

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The Berlin court ordered the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party to vacate the rented building due to a breach of contractual conditions on the evening of the February 2025 elections. Although the owner requested immediate eviction, the court ruled that the AfD has until the end of 2026 to move out. Party representatives consider the decision a victory, stating that justice has resisted political pressures.

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Partidul extremist german AfD, dat afară din sediul central din Berlin: proprietarul austriac al clădirii a dat formațiunea în judecată

Justiţia germană ordonă Partidului Alternativa pentru Germania să părăsească sediul naţional de la Berlin, dând câştig de cauză proprietarului austriac al clădirii. AfD este de altă părere şi revendică o victorie împotriva unor urmăriri judiciare motivate

AfD revendică drept victorie pierderea sediului de la Berlin. "Adversarii noștri nu ne pot încolți prin dezbateri politice sau atacuri judiciare"

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