Germany may withhold classified info from states if far-right parties start winning elections, per SCMP. The proposed measure aims to protect national security data amid rising AfD support.
Germany's federal government may withhold classified information from individual states if far-right parties begin winning elections, according to a South China Morning Post report.
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