Alice Weidel, co-leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, expressed strong confidence in upcoming election victories at both the state and national levels. In a recent interview, Weidel intensified her criticism of Germany’s current trajectory, focusing on perceived failures in security. She specifically attributed security concerns to migration policies and advocated for a withdrawal from both the Schengen Area and the Eurozone. Weidel's statements signal a hardening of the AfD’s stance as Germany approaches key electoral contests. The remarks reflect the party’s increasingly nationalistic and anti-immigration platform. This escalation in rhetoric is likely aimed at mobilizing the party's base and attracting voters concerned about immigration and European integration. The AfD is currently polling strongly in several German states.