Elections that Could Change the Face of Europe
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Calling snap parliamentary elections in Spain last week, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Spaniards would soon have to decide whether to stick with his left-wing government or "join the far-right wave."
Four of the five most populous countries in the Union will pass through the polls in 12 months, with the radical right in the lead or stalking in almost all of them. At stake, the euro, Ukraine, the borders... and the very idea of Europe. More information: Europe tries to placate Zelenski's anger after the "treason" of the US for fear of giving Trump the pretext to support Putin
At stake is the government of four of the EU's major economies and the possibility of the radical right extending its power. Calculations of future majorities have begun within and outside its borders.
Europe's political center is under increasing pressure from parties that prioritize national interests over EU cooperation. The next election cycle may determine whether the right is able to become a dominant government force in several large member states at once and confront Brussels with renewed vigor.
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