AfD Leak: What 421,179 Hacked Emails Show about the German Far Right

A leak of 421,179 emails from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has revealed information about the inner workings of the far-right party. The emails show that the AfD's leadership is divided and has a history of secrecy. The party's internal communication is often cryptic and coded, with members using vague language to discuss sensitive topics. The emails also reveal a lack of transparency and accountability within the party, with some members using pseudonyms and anonymous accounts. The leak has sparked concerns about the AfD's relationship with far-right groups and its potential ties to extremist organizations. The emails were hacked by an unknown individual or group, who has not yet been identified. The leak has been reported to the German authorities, and an investigation is ongoing.