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27 June
The rise of far-right parties in Europe poses a threat to democratic values.
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A recent study conducted by over 150 political scientists reveals a significant shift in European voting patterns, with nearly a quarter of voters now supporting far-right parties. This marks a dramatic increase in backing for these parties, nearly five times higher than in 1995. The findings indicate a notable transformation in the political landscape of Europe over the past three decades.
Researchers attribute this rise in support for far-right parties to various factors, including societal changes and a growing disillusionment with traditional political structures. The analysis highlights that this trend is not isolated to a specific region but is occurring across the continent, impacting national and European elections alike. This development raises questions about the implications for democracy in Europe, as the far-right movement increasingly influences political discourse and policy-making.
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