Tensions rose in Germany as the far-right Alternative for Germany party held its national convention. The event was marked by clashes between protesters and police outside, while delegates inside voted to reelect their leaders.

The party's co-leaders, including Alice Weidel, were reelected with significant majorities. Weidel received 81% of the vote, and her fellow leader earned 70%. The convention was held in the eastern city of Erfurt.

Further details about the convention and the protests are available from KSAT 12's source. The event reflects the division within Germany, where the Alternative for Germany party has become a major opposition force.