German right-wing party set for strong win in regional election but uncertain of governing

The right-wing Alternative for Germany is projected to secure a strong victory in a regional election. While the party aims to establish the first right-wing state government in Germany since World War II, it remains uncertain if this ambition will be fulfilled. The party's 35-year-old charismatic candidate for governor is central to this bid. This potential shift marks a significant political development as the party seeks to transition from electoral success to actual governing power.