Germans will head to the polls Sunday looking for leadership at a deeply uncertain time, but all eyes will be trained on a party likely to finish a distant second.

Germany holds federal elections on Sunday, and the far-right AFD party is expected to make significant gains. Its candidate for chancellor is the charismatic Alice Weidel.

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Heated rhetoric and divisive questions raise concerns about the fragility of democracy amid US-style politics.

A new poll of German voters released on Thursday shows the centre-right opposition bloc still firmly in the lead, but points ...

German voters go to the polls Sunday to elect a parliament that will determine who runs the country for the next four years.