Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Alternative für Deutschland.

The stunning rise of Germany’s anti-euro party threatens to paralyse efforts to hold the eurozone together and may undermine any quantitative easing by the European Central Bank, Standard & Poor’s has warned.                                                                   Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has swept through Germany like a tornado, winning 12.6pc of the vote in Brandenburg and 10.6pc in Thuringia a week ago. The party has broken into three regional assemblies, after gaining its first platform in Strasbourg with seven euro-MPs. Telegraph.

What has this man to do with this matter?

Archbishop of Canterbury wades into politics AGAIN as he demands the government scraps two-child limit on benefits for families. By  JAMES T...