Surprisingly no. As far as they’re concerned, fossil oil/gas is the fundamental building block of German economy and the economy is the single defining feature of Germany.
The actual far right here (i.e. the AfD) is quite literally part-financed by Russia. The left party (Linke) is also massively influenced by Russia. The center-right/liberal parties (CDU/CSU/FDP) tend to have financial ties to legacy industrial companies like BASF which is also a significant importer of fossil gas. The social democrats (SPD) likewise have industry connections, though maybe not quite as strong. The most relevant right-wing newspaper publisher, Axel Springer, is part-owned by KKR, an investor with significant fossil-fuel ties.
(Also, note that I didn’t just say “far right”. It’s the entire right wing.)
Surprisingly no. As far as they’re concerned, fossil oil/gas is the fundamental building block of German economy and the economy is the single defining feature of Germany.
The actual far right here (i.e. the AfD) is quite literally part-financed by Russia. The left party (Linke) is also massively influenced by Russia. The center-right/liberal parties (CDU/CSU/FDP) tend to have financial ties to legacy industrial companies like BASF which is also a significant importer of fossil gas. The social democrats (SPD) likewise have industry connections, though maybe not quite as strong. The most relevant right-wing newspaper publisher, Axel Springer, is part-owned by KKR, an investor with significant fossil-fuel ties.
(Also, note that I didn’t just say “far right”. It’s the entire right wing.)
But, but Greens bad!