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Almost 60,000 far-right extremists in Germany, intelligence agency says

German intelligence identifies nearly 60,000 far-right extremists alongside rising concerns regarding foreign espionage and left-wing activity.

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German security authorities have released a report documenting an increase in extremist activity. Coverage from the BBC, The Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, Financial Times, and Iran International highlights a multifaceted security landscape.

Reports detail the extremist potential of far-right movements, a rise in left-wing terrorism, and the designation of Iran as a primary foreign espionage threat. Future developments will depend on how government agencies respond to these specific security classifications.

Coverage does not yet specify official policy changes or legal actions following the publication of the intelligence report.

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How many far-right extremists were identified?

German intelligence agencies reported nearly 60,000 far-right extremists.

What is the status of the AfD in the report?

The report flags 28,000 AfD supporters as potential extremists, noting an overall rise in the extremist potential of party members.

Are there other security concerns mentioned?

Yes, coverage indicates a rise in left-wing terrorism and names Iran as one of the top foreign espionage threats to Germany.

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