JENA, Germany: With higher unemployment rates than western Germany and support for the anti-immigration AfD party reaching 20 percent, the country’s former communist east has often been associated with economic decline and xenophobia.
But some cities in eastern Germany have emerged as economic bright spots where populist politicians are finding it hard to gain ground.
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