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Europe’s big election season is about to kick off. It could change everything | Nathalie Tocci
By https://www.theguardian.com/profile/nathalie-tocci||5 min read at The Guardian
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not written by The Guardian · not verifiedGenerated October 13, 2026
- This article discusses the potential for a significant shift in European politics as several major nations prepare for elections. The author warns that a simultaneous rise of far-right nationalist governments across key EU countries could obstruct European integration and trigger a dramatic transformation of the bloc. The piece contrasts the current political diversity of European nations with the potential risk of a unified right-wing, populist surge.
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Sign in to give feedbackIf far right nationalists gain power in four big countries simultaneously, we are in for a dramatic
When it comes to Europe’s economy or its peace and security, it is obvious that decision-making has to be done largely at the European level to be meaningful. Yet electoral politics is still conducted mostly at the national level. The silver lining of this mismatch is that from country to country in Europe we have governments with different political priorities and leanings. Unlike in the US, where one presidential election can radically change the entire country’s course, as we have seen so vividly under Donald Trump’s leadership, the same drama has not so far unfolded in Europe. This may…
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