The 'firewall' barring establishment parties in Berlin from working with the AfD broke down as Angela Merkel's former party partnered with the populist-sovereigntist party on a vote calling for migration restrictions, marking a significant shift in German politics.
Key Points
First time a motion was passed with the help of the AfD in the Bundestag
Significant implications for the upcoming federal elections
Shift in political landscape with potential right-wing majority
Pros
Potential for increased collaboration between parties
Addressing issues related to migration and deportation
Cons
Criticism from leftist politicians and media for aligning with 'far-right extremists'