Politics
AfD Tops an East German State Vote, and Japan Eyes Its Own Immigration Debate
In a September 6 state election in Saxony-Anhalt, the anti-immigration AfD took about 44% to become the largest party, though without a majority. Japanese netizens read it as a warning for Japan's own expansion of foreign-worker intake, while others pushed back on calling the party 'far-right' or 'Nazi.'
