In Germany, a massive leak of internal documents from the AFD embarrasses the far-right party

The German far-right party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) confirmed a massive data leak involving over 420,000 emails and thousands of documents due to a hack of a service provider. This data, dating back to the party's inception in 2013, has been circulated online by an anonymous group. Various media outlets, including Der Spiegel and Süddeutsche Zeitung, have verified the authenticity of some documents, revealing potentially explosive insights into the party's internal operations and international connections. This incident poses a significant crisis for the party, which currently leads in voter intentions in Germany.