Politico: The Rise of the Far Right Is Putting a "Brake" on Europe's Rearmament - PatrisNews - Patris Newspaper of Ilia
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The rise of extreme right-wing parties in Europe raises concerns in NATO, on the basis of the risk that they will reduce public support for increasing defence budgets and for military aid to Ukraine. In France, Italy, Germany, Poland, Romania and other European states, radical right-wing groups use the cost-of-living discontent to challenge the European Union's military spending and joint defence projects, according to Politico.
Político considers that the rise of the extreme right in Europe threatens to slow the defence and aid spending of Ukraine, amid fears in NATO about the implications for NATO capabilities.
The growing influence of far-right parties in Europe is causing concern within NATO, as fears grow that political and social support for increased defense spending and continued military aid to Ukraine may be limited. The post Politico: The rise of the far-right puts a “brake” on Europe’s rearmament appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.
The growing popularity of far-right parties in Europe is starting to worry NATO, as it could weaken public support for increased military spending and aid to Ukraine at a time when the risk of a direct clash with Russia is increasing, Politico reports. The problem is already evident in several major countries.
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