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How Germany’s far-right is drawing in young voters
2 days ago
Duration 5:39
2 days agoNewsDuration 5:39Alternative for Germany (AfD) is on course to become the second-largest player in the country’s parliament after Sunday’s election. CBC’s Margaret Evans breaks down how social media and influencers have helped the far-right political party make big gains with young voters.
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