Alice Weidel, leader of Germany's far-right AfD party, will present a plan at the European Parliament to significantly reduce the EU's scope and power. The move reflects the party's euro-sceptic ideology and positions it as a challenger to the EU's centralizing trajectory. This signals growing political pressure from nationalist forces within the bloc on EU institutional reform.
Byte's takeEurope's far-right is now openly pitching institutional sabotage from inside the Parliament itself.