James Rothwell is a correspondent at The Telegraph. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on sports, travel and tourism, and animal rights. James has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Irish Independent, Yahoo Sports, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Germany's ruling conservative party is drawing up plans to overhaul the country's liberal citizenship laws to fight back against the Alternative for Germany (AfD)
The Alternative for Germany party (AfD) is set to secure an overwhelming victory in a key regional election, exit polls suggest.
By: James Rothwell, James Crisp
Exit polls in Saxony-Anhalt state election put far-right party that has cosy relationship with Moscow on 44.5pc of the vote
Leaders of the hard-Right Alternative for Germany party (AfD) said they had “made history” after its largest-ever election victory.
By: James Rothwell
Friedrich Merz has warned that the future of Germany is at stake after his party suffered a humiliating defeat to the hard-Right AfD in a key state election.
Ulrich Siegmund’s charisma has become a formidable weapon for the far-right party
A hard-Left party in Germany has entered talks with the AfD about helping it to form a government in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt.
Autores: James Rothwell Localización: Burlington magazine ISSN Vol. 168, Nº 1481, 2026 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Decorative arts), págs.
The AfD said it would use military weapons to enforce the “remigration” of asylum seekers in eastern Germany.
By: James Rothwell
The AfD has said it would use military weapons to enforce the “remigration” of asylum-seekers in eastern Germany.
