Europe of Le Pen, Weidel and Meloni: how the far-right plan to take the EU
The extremists no longer want to take their countries out of the Union: they want to rule it. To transform it into a single market with no political weight. And without the reforms in defense, finance or energy that are urgent.
Three women are leading far-right movements in Europe: Marine Le Pen in France, who is favored in the April and May presidential elections; Alice Weidel of Alternative for Germany (AfD); and Giorgia Meloni, Italy's prime minister since 2022, who is seeking re-election in the spring. These women may change Europe significantly in a few years.
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