Yet another new German political party appears to be on the horizon, as the arch-conservative Werteunion cleared the way on Saturday to establish itself as a party. At the centre of the group is its leader Hans-Georg Maaßen, the former head of Germany’s domestic intelligence service who lost his job after appearing to downplay violence against migrants. A majority of the members of the group, which previously claimed to be close to the conservative opposition Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party, voted in favour of transferring the right to use the name Werteunion – which translates as Value…