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Europe's far-right: Tempting partners for conservatives? | To the point
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26:07Now PlayingIs Europe on the verge of a major shift? Will supporters of Vladimir Putin and friends of China soon have more power in the European Parliament?
According to polls ahead of the European elections, right-wing populists and nationalists are attracting more voters.
But Europe’s far-right is also seeing divisions, between the “Alternative for Germany”, AfD, and the French National Rally Party around Marine Le Pen. How extreme do EU voters want the union to be?
What alliances are being forged? Ursula von der Leyen, the Conservative President of the EU Commission, is openly courting the votes of the Italian head of government Giorgia Meloni and her ultra-right “Fratelli d'Italia”.
On To the Point, we ask: “Europe's far-right: Tempting partners for conservatives”?
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Nadine Lindner is the Berlin correspondent for Germany’s Deutschlandfunk, specialized in East German politics and the AfD Party.
Michaela Küfner is DW News’ Chief Political Editor
Burkhard Birke is a freelance journalist. He has previously worked as a correspondent in Paris and Brussels.
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