Extrema dreaptă nu mai bate la ușa Europei. Îi scrie deja agenda

The rise of far-right parties in Europe has shifted the political agenda towards migration, overshadowing other issues. In Sweden, the Sweden Democrats have influenced government policy without being in power, leading to stricter asylum laws. In Germany, Chancellor Merz faces challenges as the AfD gains traction despite traditional parties tightening migration policies. France sees mainstream politicians adopting radical migration solutions, reflecting a shift in political discourse. The EU struggles with migration management, as frontline states demand support while internal states resist migrant redistribution. This evolving landscape shows that concessions to the far-right often escalate political pressure rather than alleviate it.