The AfD’s party congress in Erfurt appears largely focused on internal personnel matters rather than substantial policy debates. Alice Weidel has solidified her position as party leader, demonstrating continued control. Despite this stability, minor internal disputes and disagreements have surfaced during the event. The congress reveals a pattern of routine within the party, suggesting limited appetite for major change. While some surprises occurred, the overall atmosphere indicates a consolidation of existing power structures. The focus on personalities overshadows substantive discussions about future policy directions for the AfD. The event highlights the ongoing dynamics within the party as it navigates its political position in Germany.