„Europa nu trebuie părăsită, ci ocupată și golită de conținut din interior” / Mișcarea noii drepte din Europa / Cum încearcă suveraniștii europeni să remodeleze Bruxelles-ul fără a-l părăsi

A report from the Brussels Geopolitical Institute highlights a shift in euroscepticism, noting that far-right movements now aim to reshape the EU rather than exit it. The report indicates that the appeal of leaving the EU has diminished since Brexit, with radical right parties gaining influence within the European Parliament. These parties are increasingly integrated into the political system, shaping decisions rather than merely opposing them. The report outlines two potential scenarios for the future of the EU: one where far-right parties recognize the utility of the EU for national sovereignty, and another where competing national interests lead to paralysis within the Union. The geopolitical context, including Russian influence and U.S. pressures, complicates the situation further, suggesting a complex future for European integration.