The march organised by the anti-immigrant, anti-Islam Alternative for Germany (AfD) drew over 5,000 supporters while the counter-demonstrators numbered more than 25,000, police said. The rallies passed off largely peacefully, although Berlin police said on Twitter that they had to use pepper spray to stop 'demonstrators from trying to break down barriers' at one square. AfD supporters kicked off their march 'for the future of Germany' shortly after midday at Berlin's main train station, before walking to the Brandenburg Gate, with many waving Germany's black, red and gold flag. The AfD is Germany's largest opposition party after winning 92 seats at last year's elections.

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