German far-right party taunts chancellor after its election triumph. He says it won't win a majority

In a parliamentary session held Wednesday in Berlin, a leader from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party challenged Chancellor Friedrich Merz following the AfD's significant victory in a recent regional election. The confrontation highlights the growing political friction between the established government and the far-right party.

In response to the taunts, Chancellor Merz dismissed the possibility of the AfD securing a national majority. The exchange underscores the ongoing tension in German politics as the government navigates the electoral success of the far-right opposition.