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...Austria’s Harald Vilimsky, France’s Marine Le Pen, and the Netherlands’ Geert Wilders and Marcel de Graaff are part of an anti-EU movement sweeping across Europe. EURACTIV.COM Austria’s Harald Vilimsky, France’s Marine Le Pen, and the Netherlands’ Geert Wilders and Marcel de Graaff are part...

... the brute appeal of the National Front’s xenophobic rhetoric to some voters. Yet the party has ballooned precisely at a time when it has downplayed its most overtly racist tendencies. Gone from the spotlight is the party’s founder and Marine’s father, the wild, Holocaust-denying Jean-Marie Le Pen. Making...

...% Second-generation far-right leader Marine Le Pen has so ened the National Front’s image. 2009 2015 GOLDEN DAWN 0.3% SYRIZA 5...

... parties that fulfill that mission. In France, Marine Le Pen’s Front National took 25 percent of the vote, nearly double the meager 14 percent won by the Socialists of ruling President François Hollande. the biggest issue in today’s europe boils down to loyalty and to whom or to what it is worth...

... by a heavy brass ring where a bouquet of flowers is placed every 14th of July. Sarkozy does have to be worried about the possibility of being outflanked by the Le Pens. In January, Marine Le Pen, a 16-year-old blond firecracker when I met her in 1984, was elected president of the Front National...

... populism has been quietly ascendant since the 1990s, but this past year—with the Brexit vote, the election of Donald Trump, and the candidacy of Marine Le Pen for the French presidency—the right’s successes have revealed just how much ground the left has ceded. Some, like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Frank...

... and the nationalist, populist U.K. Independence Party (UKIP) has gained surprising influence. In the Netherlands, the party of right-wing populist Geert Wilders came in second in this year’s parliamentary elections. And Marine Le Pen’s anti-immigrant platform pushed her into the runoff in the French elections...

... compromised sides. The best reporting has always been about giving voice to those without one. Brexit, the election of Donald Trump, and the possible victory of Marine Le Pen in the next French presidential election are symptoms of the current explosion of xenophobia in Western democracies. But while...

... in the Netherlands. Even in France, the far right National Front candidate, Marine Le Pen, received 18 percent of the vote in the last presidential election. And then there’s Greece, with its new extremist parties born out of crisis—the far left and the openly pro-Nazi. Disenchanted by the economic, social...

... in Italy—against Italians.” When museum director Christian Greco came out to address her and the protestors, their videotaped exchange showed Meloni accusing him of “inviting illegals to steal our culture.” Similar to Marine Le Pen, France’s own far-right female politician, who is a close ally...

....” This is evident in organizations like Sergei Naryshkin’s International Parliamentary Forum, a Russia-based platform for fostering dialogue among pro-Kremlin Westerners, and Europe of Nations and Freedom, a far-right political cohort within the EU Parliament nurtured by Marine Le Pen, France’s former far-right...

..., the most likely scenario will be something like the 2017 French election, in which centrist Emmanuel Macron prevailed over far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in second-round voting. Finally, even if Bolsonaro does win, it is unlikely that he will be able to govern effectively. Given the sheer quantity...

... in particular, the right wing has won more supporters than it has had in years? Soares: I don’t agree. [French conservative leader] Marine Le Pen has perhaps more votes but no real power. It’s true that I don’t recognize any great accomplishments by [French Socialist] President Hollande. If things go...

... unattractive flyover country, its new charismatic leader Marine Le Pen won the election as a European Parliament candidate from what is commonly known as “La France Profonde” or deep France—not unlike Middle America. The emergence of nationalist right-wing parties together with regionalist movements...

... to include establish the following broad reactions. The other NATO allies, and even the occasional French, until distracted by the embarrassing Russian. success of Jean-Marie Le Pen in the first But the Ditchley conference in question round...

.... But he was hounded by officialdom to abort any potential antiwar movement or nonetheless because he had decided early in political opposition before it could form. It life that he would “have to choose between may seem hard to imagine now, but long being a writer and a hired pen...

... convicted the anniversary of Srebrenica came off suc­ of murdering civilians; a figure in European cessfully, thereby reminding the world of neo-fascist circles and a right-wing associate America’s pursuit of justice on behalf of a of France’s Jean-Marie Le Pen and Russia’s Muslim people...