KEMETIC MINDS — BREAKING NEWS
September 07, 2026
The far-right AfD party won the regional elections in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, a result that Euronews, in reporting published Monday, September 7, 2026, described as the party making history in Germany [1][2]. In a separate item the same day, Euronews said the burial of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade “is testing Serbia’s EU bid,” with the EU having warned against any glorification of him [1][2].
Key Facts
- AfD won the regional elections in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt [1][2].
- Euronews headlined the item “Far-right AfD makes history in Germany” [1][2].
- Euronews journalist Laura Fleischmann reports from Berlin on the AfD win and “what it means for Germany and Europe” [1].
- Euronews correspondent Stefan Grobe speaks with Günter Krings, a Member of the German Parliament, on that same topic [1].
- Euronews said the burial of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade on September 7 “is testing Serbia’s EU bid,” after the EU warned against any glorification of him [1][2].
Berlin analysis and a planned parliament interview
Euronews’s rundown for the day lists Laura Fleischmann reporting from Berlin on the far-right AfD party’s win in Saxony-Anhalt and what it means for Germany and Europe [1]. It also lists a segment in which Stefan Grobe speaks with Günter Krings, Member of the German Parliament, on that same topic [1].
The reports do not quote Krings or any other official; they describe the planned broadcast segments rather than published statements from the participants [1].
Funeral in Belgrade follows EU warning
Euronews said the burial of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade took place “today” — the date of the report — and described the event as testing Serbia’s EU bid [1][2]. The report notes the EU warned against any glorification of Mladić before the burial [1][2]. Euronews journalist Mared Gwyn discusses the burial in the same program [1].
What’s Still Unconfirmed
The cited reports provide no vote-share figures, seat counts, turnout numbers, or statements from party officials — only the fact that AfD won the regional elections. They also leave unstated what the outcome means in practice for Germany and Europe; that analysis was listed as the subject of scheduled broadcast segments [1].
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Connecting the dots: names that keep appearing together
Note. Built from the stories cited in this report. A line means two names appeared in the same sourced story — it shows overlap in the coverage, not a proven connection between them.
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- Euronews.com. (2026, September 7). Europe Today: Far-right AfD makes history in Germany as Mladić’s funeral tests Serbia’s EU bid. euronews.com ↩a ↩b ↩c ↩d ↩e ↩f ↩g ↩h ↩i ↩j ↩k ↩l ↩m ↩n
- sg.news.yahoo.com. (2026, September 7). Europe Today: Far-right AfD makes history in Germany as Mladić’s funeral tests Serbia’s EU bid. sg.news.yahoo.com ↩a ↩b ↩c ↩d ↩e ↩f ↩g
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