Why the European Union may soak up the populist-right wave
Since 2019, when Europeans last went to the polls and heads of government appointed a new cohort of European Union leaders, the bloc has borne the brunt of a āpolycrisisā: a pandemic, Russiaās full-scale invasion of Ukraine and now, on its eastern flank, the IsraelāHamas conflict. Alongside these external shocks has come a home-grown political … Read more