Protesters gathered in German cities against AfD after its Saxony-Anhalt result, in Saturday's file. [1] Al Jazeera filed the street. [1] This paper printed the street, not a cabinet. Monday has no AfD ministry in fetched copy. A state election is not a federal government. Street copy is not a coalition. Print no cabinet. Do not print a chancellery.

Leave a named coalition to the edition that owns a named coalition. Print no cabinet. Print not a federal turn.

Thirty-nine of 83 is the arithmetic that makes every AfD story a non-government story until a coalition partner appears. None has. Saturday's street was the country's answer to the count; Monday's quiet is the firewall holding without anyone having to march. Magdeburg swears in nothing today.

The firewall holds only as long as no party breaks it, and Monday produced no defector. Street protests pressure the mainstream to keep the cordon; the AfD's 39 seats pressure them to find majorities without it. Both pressures persist into the next state votes.

Both pressures persist; Monday produced no defector. Thirty-nine seats still need majorities without the cordon. Magdeburg swears in nothing today.

Saxony-Anhalt's 39 of 83 still buys no federal ministry. Magdeburg runs a state, not the chancellery, and Monday named no AfD partner. Saturday's marches answered the count; they formed no cabinet. Those seats remain opposition until someone sits with them.
Monday named no AfD partner. Saturday's marches formed no cabinet. Magdeburg still runs a state, not the chancellery.

Monday named no AfD partner. Saturday's marches formed no cabinet. Monday named no AfD ministry.

Monday named no AfD partner. Saturday's marches formed no cabinet. Monday named no AfD ministry.

-- HENDRIK VAN DER BERG, Brussels