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    L’estrema destra è sembrata inarrestabile in Europa. Ecco come le tariffe di Trump potrebbero cambiarlo | Nathalie Tocci

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    1. B89983ikei on

      Europe should pay utmost attention to who funds political parties, it’s well-known that there’s a clear external attempt at manipulation and corruption by elites seeking to align Europe’s policies with their own agendas! I believe this is a critical and urgent issue for Europe. Parties should be required to disclose their funding sources and barred from accepting obscure or dubious financing!

    2. ArtemisJolt on

      Yeah when people watch a far right leader gain power in a large nation and control all 3 branches of government and watch the economy, soft power, and goodwill of that nation immediately implode people start to rethink thier own electoral choices

    3. No_Conversation_9325 on

      Our far right doesn’t have enough electorate yet to support them no matter what. It took US & Russia decades of population dumbification.

    4. AddictedToRugs on

      All these headlines posing hypothetical “here’s how X could happen” headlines all sound exactly like “Here’s how Bernie can still win”.

    5. Jashugita on

      Vox of Spain is being ridiculed because their praise of Trump, the problem is that PP is doing agreements with them.

    6. SwingingPilots2000 on

      Of course, they’ll try to justify the unjustifiable, what else is new? Can you imagine these so-called “patriots” sucking up to Musk and Trump, only to turn around three months later and explain away the brutal tariffs hitting European goods? Just on agricultural products alone, European farmers are staring down hundreds of millions, possibly *billions,* of euros in tariffs. Absolute buffoons!

    7. OkSituation181 on

      I think the only thing keeping the right afloat is the stubborn refusal of admitting when youre wrong which seems to have gotten so bad in the last years. Just take the UK. Still denying Brexit was a bad idea, denying our problems are our own, denying that men like Farage have been using them.

    9. Throwaway24143547 on

      I think it’s incredibly depressing that a lot of Europe was poised to elect their own Trump/Republican equivalents, and the only thing that’s seemingly changing that is the chaos he’s wrought.

      Still worried about Reform in the UK, though. Labour’s polling is bad, and while it’s not going to happen soon I don’t like the future prospects of the UK’s mainstream parties so far.

    10. zyx1989 on

      The US is the odd one out rather than the norm, like they literally had him one time before, and things wasn’t going well that time either, then 4 years gap passed, they decided to vote him in again, not exactly gold fish memory, but still terrible nonetheless

    11. ToothOM on

      Far right are just Kremlin’s puppets. Seriously, without those Russians help, they wouldn’t flourish

    12. isoexo on

      It’s stoppable. Stop asylum seekers and fight business that wants cheap labor to tighten immigration.

    13. Pale_Investigator433 on

      The problem with the far right ideology is that fundamentally its selfish. Its policies is self preservation all throughout from immigration to economy. It makes sense that far right leaders would have a hard time being in sync with each other because of its core principles than progressive ideologies. I personally think whichever ideological direction with “far” in it is flawed.

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