Poland Could Become More Difficult for Rest of Europe
A victory for the right-wing Law and Justice party would give policymakers in Berlin and Brussels headaches.
A victory for the right-wing Law and Justice party would give policymakers in Berlin and Brussels headaches.
The Freedom Party leader capitalizes on fears that immigration is changing Dutch society.
Hungary’s right-wing government proposes policies that would be more at home in a police state.
Leaders won’t contain xenophobia by admitting more immigrants than their voters are ready for.
A leadership contest in Germany’s Euroskeptic party reveals a split between liberals and nationalists.
Euroskeptics see the Greek “no” as a vindication of their long-held doubts about the euro.
Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders finally find enough allies to form a bloc in Strasbourg.
Poland’s incumbent president is unexpectedly defeated in what is a setback for the ruling party.
The conservative opposition candidate unexpectedly gets more votes than the incumbent, Bronisław Komorowski.
Marine Le Pen breaks with her father after he accuses her of betraying the party’s principles.
By refusing to confront the problems of Islam, European leaders allow pro-Russian nationalism to flourish.
Not all nationalists are a throwback to the destructive nationalism of the past.
The UKIP appears to have less qualms than he used to about working with radicals.
The collapse of Nigel Farage’s bloc could give Dutch and French nationalists a chance to form their own alliance.
Geert Wilders calls a deal with the Polish Congress of the New Right “a bridge too far.”