Maximilian Krah, a prominent member of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, has appeared in court as a witness during the trial of his former assistant, who is accused of espionage on behalf of Chinese intelligence. The case has drawn attention to the alleged interference of Chinese intelligence agencies in German political and governmental affairs. The trial underscores the growing concerns over foreign influence and national security in Germany, with the Af, the case has sparked a broader debate about the role of far-right political parties in national security matters. The AfD’s continued presence in the German parliament has raised questions about the balance between political expression and state security. As the trial proceeds, it remains to be seen how the German judiciary will navigate the intersection of political allegiance and espionage charges.