German far-right sees divided front after European poll The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD)'s chief candidate for European elections, Joerg Meuthen, expects big gains for nationalist parties but thinks they will have trouble forming a united front to advance an agenda. Meuthen, one of two leaders of the anti-immigrant, anti-Islam AfD, says diverging interests and clashing personalities would likely prevent a "patriotic alliance" forming in the European Parliament after the May polls. IMAGES of AfD's Berlin office AND SOUNDBITES of Jörg Meuthen