As the Rassemblement National (RN) read out its speech and Fratelli d'Italia got into power, the AfD took the opposite path. The more it progressed, the more its centre of gravity seemed to slide towards its most radical fringes. This singular trajectory was encouraged by the impoverishment of the East, the war in Ukraine (and the subsequent explosion of the energy bill), a poorly digested migration crisis and increasingly unpopular government c…
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As the Rassemblement National (RN) read out its speech and Fratelli d'Italia got into power, the AfD took the opposite path. The more it progressed, the more its centre of gravity seemed to slide towards its most radical fringes. This singular trajectory was encouraged by the impoverishment of the East, the war in Ukraine (and the subsequent explosion of the energy bill), a poorly digested migration crisis and increasingly unpopular government c…