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BERLIN, June 25 (Reuters) - A far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) candidate won a vote on Sunday to become a district leader in Europe's biggest economy for the first time, a breakthrough for the party which has hit record highs in national polls. The 10-year old AfD, with which Germany's mainstream parties officially refuse to cooperate due to its radical views, won a run-off vote in the Sonneberg district in the eastern state of Thuringia with its candidate garnering 52.8% of the vote. While far-right parties have gained ground around Europe, the strength of the AfD is particularly sensitive in Germany due to the country's Nazi past. The conservative candidate won 47.2% on Sunday. The domestic intelligence agency said this month that far-right extremism posed the biggest threat to democracy in Germany and warned voters about backing the AfD.
Persons: Chancellor Olaf Scholz's, Josef Schuster, Robert Sesselmann, Sonneberg, Sesselmann, Madeline Chambers, Chizu Organizations: Social, Greens and Free Democrats, Central Council of, Communist, Moscow, Thomson Locations: BERLIN, Germany, Europe's, Sonneberg, Thuringia, Europe, Nazi, Berlin, Ukraine
CNN —A glistening, curved building of blue tiles and panels in metallic hues, the Pears Jewish Campus (PJC) will be Germany’s biggest Jewish educational and cultural center when it opens its doors in Berlin on Sunday. The "Tree of Life" light installation in the entrance is reflected in the ceiling of the Pears Jewish Campus. Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, right, and artist Tobo, left, spray paint on a graffiti wall on the campus. When he met Tchoban a few years ago, he told the architect of his dream to have a Jewish educational center. “(The PJC) is a new stage of the 1,700 (year) history of Jewish life in Germany,” he said.
Persons: , Yehuda Teichtal, Monika Skolimowska, Tobo, Tobias Friesike, ” Teichtal, Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, Markus Schreiber, Sergei Tchoban, Teichtal, Tchoban, Josef Schuster, , PJC hasn’t Organizations: CNN, Sunday, Jewish Education, Kondius AG, Jewish Allgemeine, Allgemeine, Central Council of Locations: Berlin, Germany, ” Berlin, , Israel, Brooklyn , New York, Auschwitz
Adidas said its decision to sever ties with Ye cost the company €1.2 billion in lost sales and about €500 million in profit this year. Jonathan A. Greenblatt, chief executive of the Anti-Defamation League, which is among the groups that will benefit from the proceeds of the sale, welcomed Adidas’s decision as one fitting the complexity of the problem. But other groups noted that despite Adidas’s pledge to donate the proceeds, Ye will still make money off the sales. The Yeezy brand became a defining force in the sportswear industry and an incredibly lucrative cornerstone for Adidas. Adidas said it was considering further releases of the Yeezy inventory, but it did not give a timeline.
Persons: Ye, Gulden, Philonise Floyd, George Floyd, Jonathan A, Greenblatt, Mr, , , Josef Schuster, Michael Jordan Organizations: Adidas, Keeta Floyd Institute for Social, Defamation League, Central Council of, Kanye, Nike Locations: Germany
Speaking alongside Netanyahu after talks in Berlin, Scholz said he hoped that a compromise on the reforms suggested by Israel's President Isaac Herzog was not off the table. Netanyahu visited Germany while protests erupted once again in Israel over the reforms by his far-right government that have triggered mass unrest in recent weeks. Netanyahu called criticism of the plans "absurd", assuring Scholz that "Israel will remain a liberal democracy". Netanyahu wanted the meeting with Scholz to focus on efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption charges that he denies, says the judicial changes will strengthen democracy and boost business.
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